The Engineering Bureau Mechanics Engineering announces about its plant to expand the production facilities for the needs of the implementation of the robotized projects. “We have successfully completed a number of robotized solutions at the initial phase”, said Arturs Žipris, the Head of the Engineering Bureau. “Due to the successful cooperation with the existing customers,
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Cooperation with IGUS and WEIDMULLER will save up to 80%
Mechanika Engineering reports that some electrical works have become even by 80% more efficient than previously used technologies. This is important not only for the development of the robotized solutions, but also for the implementation of any other automation projects by the Engineering Bureau Mechanics Engineering. “We cooperate with world-famous brands, not because they are
The first in the Baltic States – Mechanika Engineering uses robot auxiliary systems that were developed for the Volkswagen Group
The Engineering Bureau reports that many solutions are successfully used within the framework of the robotized solution projects. From the latest innovations, IGUS and WEIDMULLER solutions have provided the greatest growth of productivity. “We are able to supply the latest technologies in Latvia”, says Arturs Žipris, the owner of the Engineering Bureau, “The most important
Participation in the exhibition TECH INDUSTRY 2016
On 1-3 December, visitors of Kipsala International Exhibition Centre will be able to see a KUKA industrial robot that is going to be supplied and installed for a Latvian company by Mechanika Engineering. KUKA is the leading supplier of robots in the European Union as well as one of the world leaders in industrial robot
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