Automatic flexible assembly of an electromechanical timer group
M. Steudel
(Diehl GmbH & Co., Nürnberg, West Germany Dr. Ing. Michael Steudel started as a scientific assistant at the Laboratory of Machine Tools and Industrial Organisations of the Technical University in Aachen, professorship for Systematics in Production. After taking his doctor's degree with Prof. Dr.‐Ing. Dipl.‐Wirtsch.‐Ing. W. Eversheim he headed the production department for spinning machines with Schubert & Salzer in Ingolstadt and then joined Karl Hertel, a tool manufacturer in Fürth/Bay., as the manager of central job planning. Today, Dr. Steudel is responsible for the Technical Planning Dept. of the Control Systems Division in the Diehl Group, Nürnberg.)
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Abstract
THE German Diehl Group has divisions producing: non‐ferrous metal products; clocks and watches; control systems; industrial machinery; ammunition; and track systems. It employs a total of more than 13,000 people.
Citation
Steudel, M. (1987), "Automatic flexible assembly of an electromechanical timer group", Assembly Automation, Vol. 7 No. 2, pp. 73-78. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb004211
Publisher
:MCB UP Ltd
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