In an exciting collaboration, Angor-Intools is teaming up with the esteemed Italian-based Dimac Srl to showcase their cutting edge technologies and products at the upcoming International Fastener Expo (IFE) event – set to take place in Las Vegas, USA, from 9th – 11th October 2023.
Massimo Agrati, owner of Dimac Srl, and Andrew Dreger, owner of Angor-Intools, both agree that IFE is a significant show within the US market, with it being a prime opportunity for the global supplier networking. The event is a cornerstone for establishing connections with key players in the international fastener industry supply chain, with a special focus on the United States market.
Speaking about their participation at the show, both Massimo Agrati and Andrew Dreger explain how the joint stand will be an immersive experience, showcasing the latest breakthroughs in inspection and sorting technologies. Among the highlights are 100% inspection machines for fasteners, material handling equipment, belt conveyors and automatic packing solutions – developed in collaboration with Dimac.
A key emphasis will be on the most recent developments in each company’s line-up, including the introduction of the latest line scanning camera stations and software upgrades at Dimac – available for a diverse range of applications, suitable for the detection of small hints and dents, thread chocks and small surface side damages. Other products that will be promoted include the Dimac MCVx software, known for its remarkable optical measurement accuracy, and the MCVx Remote, which facilitates remote inspection and sorting management. Dimac will also touch upon its advanced predictive maintenance control tool that enhances overall operational efficiency.
When asked about additional highlights at IFE, Massimo Agrati is eager to share Dimac’s latest innovations, such as the newly released MCV6, along with the MCV1 and MCV3 with side line scanning camera stations, which are making remarkable steps in side surface defects detection. These stations enable the inspection of various cold forged and turned parts with high-resolution optics and can be combined with advanced non-destructive testing devices for crack detection and heat treatment inspection.
In conclusion, the collaboration between Dimac and Angor-Intools at IFE promises to give visitors the opportunity to witness the latest innovations and advancements in inspection and sorting technologies and how these companies are poised to shape the future of fastener manufacturing.
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Will joined Fastener + Fixing Magazine in 2007 and over the last 15 years has experienced every facet of the fastener sector - interviewing key figures within the industry and visiting leading companies and exhibitions around the globe.
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