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05-09-2011 Meet KILDE A/S Automation on HI 11 We look forward to welcoming you at our stand to a good talk on automatic solutions. |
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28-06-2011 ABB Global Partner Reward KILDE A/S Automation has recieved a reward as ABB Global Partner in the field of robot based automation. |
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16-06-2011 New Technical Director at KILDE A/S Automation We are very pleased to welcome our new Technical Director Lars H. Christensen, who began his appointment on 1 May 2011. |
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08-06-2011 New Casestory: Octupus Robot Cell At KILDE A/S we have been working with various robotic solutions for a long time. Since there has proved to be a need for robot cells for packaging of pre-manufactured parts, we have tried to standardise the robot cells so that it is possible to construct a robot cell fast and easy using the necessary tools for the specific task. This concept is called: Octopus (Robot Unit for Handling and Packing). |
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27-05-2011 MultiFeeder Patented product |
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16-05-2011 MultiFeeder attracts wide attention on our stand at the Interpack fair in Düsseldorf There is a lot of activity on our stand at the moment. Especially the MultiFeeder attracts a lot of attention, but there are also many inquiries regarding our Octopus robot cell, which is presented with video clips on our widescreen. |
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13-04-2011 New Casestory: Promens Robot Cell Promens’ request was for a robot cell for stacking, packing and palletizing of plastic trays.. |
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06-04-2011 KILDE A/S Automation exhibits at Interpack in Düsseldorf You can find us in the Interpac exhibition in Düsseldorf in hall 6, stand A11. |
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31-01-2007 New electronic control system a benefit for Sauer-Danfoss: Risk of incorrect assembly almost eliminated One of our main reasons for choosing the new control system was to ensure quality through correct assembly, says purchasing manager Frank Flintholm. |
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29-09-2006 Efficiency of Oticon stock workers doubled - Guide Online is tailor made for our requirements, and it means that we today are able to handle more than the double of what we used to, says stock manager Poul Thousgaard. |