Bell-Everman to Run Long-Travel Gantry Robots in Live Demos at Automate 2026
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Bell-Everman will showcase their long-travel gantry robots in live demonstrations at Automate 2026, highlighting advancements in automation technology.
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These robots are designed for high precision and efficiency in manufacturing environments, aiming to enhance productivity and reduce operational costs for industries reliant on automation.
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- Live demos of long-travel gantry robots at Automate 2026.
- Focus on enhancing precision and efficiency in manufacturing.
- Aims to reduce operational costs for automation-dependent industries.
- Showcases advancements in robotics technology.
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~1 min readBell-Everman to Run Long-Travel Gantry Robots in Live Demos at Automate 2026
Booth 34036 features a ServoBelt™ dual-bridge gantry and a 12-foot beam pick-and-place gantry, both in motion.
Bell-Everman will exhibit its range of motion control systems at Automate 2026, June 22-25 at McCormick Place in Chicago, with a focus on long-travel gantry robots running in live demonstrations. The company is in Booth 34036.
Two gantry robots will be in motion at the booth throughout the show. The first is a ServoBelt™ dual-bridge gantry in an XXYYZZ axis configuration, and the second is a 12-foot beam dual pick-and-place gantry in an XZZ configuration. Both will run as working demonstrations rather than static displays.
Long-travel gantry robots are central to Bell-Everman's motion control work. The company builds multi-axis Cartesian and gantry systems around its ServoBelt linear drive technology, engineering them for the extended travel lengths that large-format automation requires.
Visitors to Booth 34036 can watch the systems operate and talk with Bell-Everman engineers about configuring gantry robots for their own applications.
For more information, visit bell-everman.com.
— Originally published at roboticstomorrow.com
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