 Muller Technology Colorado formerly CBW Automation, a supplier of robots and automation systems for thin-wall packaging based in Fort Collins, CO, announced the launch of the M-Line robot. The integrated robotic and automation system delivers significantly greater flexibility and versatility for the production of injection molded packaging, according to the company. The M-Line automation system is designed to boost machine flexibility and versatility to help processors adapt to shorter-term business contracts. Image courtesy Muller Technology Colorado. The M-Line accommodates various mold types and pitches, and single to 48-cavity molds. Most current automation systems are restricted to certain molds and specified cavitation. Processors are adapting to shorter-term business contracts, which can negatively affect overall machine utilization, according to Muller. The M-Line enables processors to more easily accommodate market fluctuations and changing production volumes, and achieve higher machine utilization rates. Our newly designed M-Line provides an unprecedented level of flexibility and versatility that significantly raises machine output and efficiency, said John Taggert, Vice President of engineering for Muller Technology Colorado. 