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News  ATI Celebrates 20 Years of Robotic End-Effector Innovation Twenty years ago a group of experienced engineers came together to design and manufacture robotic end-effector products. We had one goal in mind; treat customers like we would want to be treated. With this in mind we strove to design the best products possible and offer them at very competitive prices. More... ATI Develops New Tool Changer for Robotic Medical Treatment System ATI Industrial Automation worked closely with Accuray, Inc. to develop a highly custom, compact Tool Changer that passes a radiation beam through its center, while maintaining sub-millimeter accuracy and repeatability. Accuray Incorporated developed the CyberKnife® Robotic Radiosurgery System, the world’s first and only robotic radiosurgery system designed to treat tumors anywhere in the body with sub-millimeter accuracy. More... ATI Recognized for their Support of the American Welding Society ATI Industrial Automation was recognized by the American Welding Society (AWS) Detroit Section for their active support of the organization. ATI will also be exhibiting at the upcoming FABTECH & AWS Welding Show including METALFORM on November 15-18 at McCormick Place in Chicago, IL., booth #33043. More... New ATI Force/Torque Sensor System Increases Compatibility with Robots Many robot companies such as ABB and KUKA are offering force control packages with ATI Force/Torque Sensors integrated into the robot. Forces and torques are measured by the sensor at the wrist of the robot giving it a sense of touch. Together, the robot and sensor make it possible to automate difficult assembly, machining, and finishing tasks that previously required skilled personnel or complex assembly machines. More... ATI's Technology Training Fair a Huge Success ATI Industrial Automation recently hosted its 3rd Annual Open House and Technology Training Fair at its Detroit, Michigan office. The event was a huge success, with a large turnout of guests representing a wide variety of industries and markets. The training sessions on ATI's new product developments and their applications were very well received. We hope you can attend next year, check back on the exhibits section of our web site in 2010 for details. More...    For more news, visit the news page on our web    site.

Featured Products  QC-76 Robotic Tool Changer The QC-76 Robotic Tool Changer has proximity sensors built into the body of the Master plate to indicate Lock/Unlock position for safe Coupling/Uncoupling. The new Tool Changer also features a high moment capacity of 6200 lbf-in (700 Nm) in a lightweight package of only 8.15 lbs (3.7 kg . More... Manual Tool Changers ATI Industrial Automation has developed a series of Manual Tool Changers that provide a cost-effective solution for quickly changing tools by hand. A patent-pending screw-cam locking mechanism with multiple fail-safe features resists vibration and prevents loosening. Featuring quick-action locking for one-handed manual operation, these robust and compact Manual Tool Changers can handle payloads up to 100 pounds (45 kg) and pass pneumatics and electrical signals. More... Featured Videos Robotic Deburring on Plastic with the Flexdeburr An ATI RC-340 Flexdeburr Compliant Deburring Tool is used to deburr flash on the parting line of a plastic injection molded part. A QC-41 Robotic Tool Changer enables the robot to utilize multiple end-effectors. An SR-131 Robotic Collision Sensor prevents costly damage to robotic end-effectors resulting from robot crashes. View the video Force/Torque Sensor used in Robotic Finishing and Polishing A Delta Force/Torque Sensor provides force and position feedback to the robot, enabling the finishing and polishing tool to maintain constant contact force for a consistent finished product. View the video Heavy Automation Robotic Tool Changer ATI's QC-1210, the world's strongest Robotic Tool Changer, was recently featured on Chicago's WGN-TV. Filmed during the 2009 International Robots, Vision and Motion Control show, ATI's QC-1210 Heavy Automation Robotic Tool Changer is mounted to the wrist of a FANUC M-2000 robot, one of the world's largest and strongest six-axis robots. View the video    For more videos, visit the video page on our web    site.

Events 

ATI exhibits at a variety of industry shows and conferences. Our schedule is listed below. Contact
Charles Haines at 919-772-0115, ext. 137 if you would like a FREE ticket to any upcoming shows.

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