ROLLON GmbH

Website:	http://www.rollon.de
Email:	[email protected]

Street:	Bonner Strasse 317-319
ZIP/City:	40589 Düsseldorf
Country:	DEUTSCHLAND

Phone:	0049 (0)211 95 747 391
Fax:	0049 (0)211 95 747 100

Linear motion solutions (www.industrial-production.de)

Optimized machine movement

Rollon's portfolio includes linear motion solutions for machine tools with high precision, rigidity and load capacity, even under demanding operating conditions.

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Cartesian robot for loads up to 10 kg

The Cartesian robot 'H-Bot' from Rollon offers a design with a single belt concept and double motor on the X-axis, which, according to the manufacturer, enables coordinated and precise movements in a compact design.

Combination of linear movements for automation concepts

A combination of linear movements allows automation concepts to be implemented reliably, flexibly and economically. Rollon and Nadella will be demonstrating what this looks like in practice at automatica 2023 in Munich from June 27 to 30.

Linear technology for robotics and automation

Rollon presented itself together with the other companies at the Timken Group's joint stand. Thanks to their ability to self-align, Rollon's Compact Rail systems can compensate for parallelism errors of the mounting surfaces in one or two planes as well as height offset or angular errors between the guides.

Punching with precision

Wink Stanzwerkzeuge from Neuenhaus has automated its punching sheet production. The company has teamed up with proven project partners for the linear technology and automation.

Seventh axle in the package

Rollon now offers a stand-alone all-in-one package for Universal Robots' cobots. At its core are UR+-certified linear axes.

Rollon takes over iMS

The manufacturer of linear guides, linear axes and multi-axis systems has acquired Intelligent Machine Solutions (iMS), a specialist in standard and customized linear assemblies for the automation industry.

Induction hardening for heavy-duty applications

Linear guides in industrial automation and heavy-duty applications are often exposed to high mechanical loads and must meet high requirements in terms of robustness, durability, dynamics and performance.

For the right pressure

Bauer manufactures transport and storage systems for the printing industry. A system for storing print and carrier sleeves that places large loads with high precision was realized for a customer in the USA.

More reach thanks to linear axes

Rollon offers linear axes that extend the reach of Universal Robots robots as they are specially tailored to the UR system. The linear axes are part of the Dahl Linear Move all-in-one package.

Heavy-duty axles for production and logistics

Rollon has designed the Tecline linear axes especially for handling heavy workpieces. They are particularly resilient and dynamic and are suitable for bridging long strokes and for use in dirty working environments.

With tolerance compensation

The Compact Rail product family from Rollon's Linear Line consists of linear rails with induction-hardened and ground raceways and precision steel roller carriages.

Increased radius of action

The "Dahl Linear Move" traversing unit from Rollon and Dahl Automation makes the lightweight, flexible robots from Universal Robots mobile and increases their reach. The complete package consists of a Rollon linear axis, a B&R servo drive and software for simple UR integration and is ready for operation within a short time.

Modular telescopic guides

The sturdy telescopic guides in the Hegra Rail and Light Rail product series from Rollon combine robustness and economy in compact, load-bearing cross-sections - and are therefore suitable for the construction of reliable and durable pull-outs on load carriers.

Traversing unit extends the action radius of UR robots

The new "Dahl Linear Move" traversing unit from Rollon and Dahl Automation makes the lightweight, flexible robots from Universal Robots mobile, thereby increasing their reach.

Waterjet cutting with axes

Perndorfer Maschinenbau in Kallham, Austria, is a developer and manufacturer of waterjet cutting systems. The family-run company uses modular linear axis gantries from Rollon for the automated loading of its eight-head pure waterjet cutting system.

Rollon makes robots mobile

The linear technology specialists from Rollon will be showcasing their seventh axis concept and the powered Speedy Rail at Motek.

Timken completes acquisition of Rollon Group

Timken Company, a provider of advanced bearings and power transmission products, announced that it has completed its recently announced acquisition of Rollon Group.

Resilient pull-outs

The partial, full and over-extension telescopic rails from Rollon offer minimal deflection, backlash-free running and smooth movement even under high continuous loads.

Linear axes for injection molding technology

Customized robots for parts removal. Standard robots for removing injection molded parts are often more expensive and less flexible than in-house developments.

Handling on the move

Rollon shows how robot applications can be expanded to include a seventh axis based on the Actuator System Line modular system. The complete robot moves on a linear axis close to the floor and operates a Cartesian linear axis system with telescopic feeder.

Actuator System Line
The seventh axis for robots

The seventh axis concept gives robot applications a larger working range. The entire robot moves on a linear axis close to the floor.

Straight to the service of health

Linear technology in the clean room. Mechanical components such as linear guides, telescopic rails and linear axes must be carefully selected in medical technology and healthcare.