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Orbitform appoints product specialists

September 14, 2004
News Release
Assembly and Joining

Orbitform Group has appointed Paul Knaub as impact product specialist and Bob Jelic as automation product specialist.

Knaub has more than 25 years' experience in riveting machine sales and service, working for both Adtech and Milford Fastening Systems. Orbitform recently acquired Milford.

An experienced lean automation engineer, Jelic has more than six years' experience designing and integrating maximum-throughput material flow systems for multiple-operation machining and assembly systems. His experience encompasses gantries, robots, and conveyors ranging from intelligent palletized systems to blue steel.

Jelic previously worked as a project engineer and business engineer at EWAB Engineering's Ann Arbor, Mich., production facility. He has a bachelor's degree from Michigan Technological University.