Corporate Video The Automation Engineering Lab Keep up with the latest in automation, robotics and more Richard Greene Company invites you to explore the Automation Engineering Lab (AEL) in St. Louis: Robot demonstrations Safety design Laser measuring Vision identification and inspection Proof of concept Control scheme building Please contact us to schedule a demonstration. WE […]
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Product Spotlight Volume 5
January 11th, 2018Product Spotlight Volume 5 We Do … Collaborative Robots RG2 Gripper The RG2 gripper is a flexible electric gripper specially designed for robots from Universal Robots. The long stroke allows the gripper to handle a variety of object sizes. Adjusting the gripping force allows the gripper to handle both delicate and heavy object. The standard […]
Product Spotlight Volume 4
November 21st, 2017Product Spotlight Volume 4 We Do … Collaborative Robots Now offers Complete Care Robotic Services. Complete Care service coverage for robots increases robot reliability and eliminates budget uncertainty with fixed, annual service pricing. Focused on reducing the cost of ownership and maximizing up time, Omron’s Complete Care service program complements our warranty and extends […]
Product Spotlight Volume 3
October 14th, 2017Product Spotlight Volume 3 We Do … Collaborative Robots Adept Cobra i800 SCARA Robot The Adept Cobra™ i800 SCARA robot is an affordable, high-performance SCARA robot system for mechanical assembly, material handling, packaging, machine tending, screw driving, and many other applications that require fast and precise automation. With a built-in amplifier and motion controller, the Adept […]
Product Spotlight – Volume 2
February 7th, 2017Product Spotlight Volume 2 We Do … Collaborative Robots ROBOTIQ’S PLUG + PLAY CAMERA Robotiq’s Camera brings Plug + Play vision for Universal Robots. 5-minute setup time. Simple object teaching interface. Autonomous location of objects on work surface. No coding required. We Do … Sensors LTF Laser Measurement Sensors Banner High-performance LTF Series Sensors detect targets regardless […]
Product Spotlight – Volume 1
April 1st, 2016Product Spotlight- Volume 1 FLEXIBLE ROBOT GRIPPERS AND TORQUE SENSOR FOR UNIVERSAL ROBOTS GIVE YOUR ROBOT THE SENSE OF TOUCH Richard Greene Company is featuring adaptive tools designed for Fast, Easy, Plug-and Play integration with the collaborative robots from Universal Robots. Robotiq makes servo-driven grippers and precise torque and force sensors for EOAT. They provide […]
Work Safer with Electrical Systems
July 10th, 2015In any manufacturing or mechanical environment, safety is top priority — and electrical safety is a special area of concern. Along with continuous safety training, manufacturers use safety guarding, motion detection, gating, and other safety solutions to ensure workers can perform duties safely around equipment. Manufacturers are always looking for additional tools and methods to […]
Time to Reduce Noise in Your Environment? (What Did You Say?)
July 10th, 2015Noise is a major concern in most of our customers’ environments. It isn’t something you can get away from; you can use various methods to move noise around and dampen it, but it’s always a factor. According to OSHA, noise-related hearing loss is one of the most prevalent occupational health concerns in the U.S. Short-term […]
A Perfect Solution, No Matter How You Look at It
July 10th, 2015Much of the success of Richard Greene’s recent solution for an expanding client’s floor space problem was due to the flexibility, mounting options, and reliability of the linear actuator we used: the ORIGA HMR. Parker Hannifin’s new electromechanical linear actuator series offers the convenience of a complete drive package with a linear actuator, gear, and […]
Find Solutions That Fit Your Expanding Business
July 10th, 2015It’s great to see manufacturing organizations creating new products and growing their business. But what happens when that growth hits a brick wall — literally? One Richard Greene Company customer recently ran into just that problem. The business was expanding, but it was not able to expand the space it had for manufacturing operations. As […]
