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Animex

For more than 20 years, Animex has been the leading supplier of automation with 6-axis robots to the Swedish plastics industry.

Through the use of standardised products that can be reused we have become known for supplying efficient and competitive robot cells.

Animex has developed XFlex, a module based system with cake shaped function units that are docked to a robot in the middle. The units can be changed very easily by hand which makes the robot cell very flexible. At present there are around 20 modules ready to use in production with different flexible solutions.

An example of their application is the mounting of plastic and steel clips - an area where we have many good references.

Svia & Animex

Since 2008 Animex has been part of SVIA. Animex has maintained its emphasis on the plastics industry and SVIA has manufacturing industry as its main market.

Standardised products and automation that can be reused are common features to both SVIA and Animex. Amalgamation means that we can coordinate company management, sales and technical development which makes us even more competitive.

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We are proud to sponsor Johanna Bergdahl, World Junior Champion in fencing. Bergdahl is now taking aim at the Olympics in London 2012.

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SVIA has a new factory!

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SVIA/Animex has received a major Xflex order from the automotive component manufacturer IAC. The order applies to several installations both in Skara and in Färjelanda – the total order value is approx 10 million SEK!

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SVIA/Animex is concentrating heavily on the Elmia MOTEK exhibition on 18th – 20th May where no less than 5 robot installations will be on display in a major stand collaborating with ABB, Troax and SwedWeld.

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SVIA/Animex and ABB have signed a renewed Strategic Partner agreement. Strategic Partner is the highest level that can be achieved as an integration company in collaboration with ABB Robotics.

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The books for 2009 are now closed and despite the recession the year will go down as the best year in SVIA’s history.

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