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Automotive Finishing, Fall, 2001
Dog Magic[R] overhead and inverted power-and-free conveyors are ideal for production, assembly and finishing operations where workstations must be supplied on a continuous basis, as well as for use in harsh environments such as wash and paint booths, bake ovens, etc. They are designed to accommodate industrial applications, which demand a high degree of versatility and adaptability.
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Variable chain speeds, recirculation, indexing and sortation of product, balancing of operations and surge and stripping capabilities are said to provide maximum material flow and cost-effectiveness required in flexible manufacturing systems. The conveyors are available in three different sizes and can accommodate load capacities up to 8,000 lb.
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