Robo Expo 2010 comes to Central IndianannrnnnrnTuesday, June 15th @ 9:00annrnnnrnWhat’s the best way to shorten the learning curve on new automation technology? The answer is the 2010 Robo Expo, being held in Indianapolis on Tuesday, June 15thnnrnnnrnRobo Expo is IAI America’s hands-on training seminar that pairs end users and machine integrators with IAI’s engineering staff to instruct and teach customers on how to use Robocylinders, how to apply and program them, and where to benefit from their use.nnrnnnrnAttending Robo Expo is only $130.00 and in addition to a half day’s worth of engineering training, IAI also provides attendees with a fully functional Robocylinder and the software to program it. This way, customers can take the technology back to the rest of their colleagues and pass the knowledge onto them.nnrnnnrnSlots are currently filling for this June event of Robo Expo for Indiana…contact your outside technical rep for information on how to attend ornnsign up online.rnrnTo learn more download this informative brochure

December 4th, 2009rnrnINDIANAPOLIS, IN – Blettner Engineering Co. Inc, a leading sales & engineering support source for manufacturing automation components, announced today the signing of Infratrol Manufacturing Corp. as a principal company it represents in Indiana & Kentucky. All Infratrol Manufacturing Corp. products will be available through Blettner Engineering including industrial continuous ovens, industrial powder coating and painting systems, and industrial parts washers.rnrnBlettner Engineering is a manufacturer’s representative and consulting group based in Indianapolis and founded in 1961. The engineering and technical background of their sales force is what sets them apart from their competitors. Covering the states of Indiana & Kentucky, Blettner Engineering’s main focus is on assembly and automation components and equipment. For more information about Infratrol or any of the other companies that Blettner Engineering represents, visit their website or contact your area sales engineer.

Mike Grande, Engineering Manager, with Infratrol Manufacturing Corp. writes on energy saving methodes with heat processing applications. Read what Mike had to say in Process Heating Magazine.