OKI reduces maintenance and downtime with a safe, speedy conveying system Background OKI was founded in 1881 as Japan’s first telecommunications equipment manufacturer. At their plant in Glasgow, Scotland, more automated processes and equipment were introduced in order to remain competitive and to meet increased operation requirements. One process they decided to improve upon was the transfer of toner powders from the plant’s ground level into filler heads. OKI was also interested in improving the working environment and finding a solution that complied with ATEX legislation and met or exceeded Health & Safety regulations. Solution OKI started working with Piab to replace the existing vacuum transfer systems with 28 of Piab’s vacuum conveyors. The enclosed vacuum conveyors, safely and quie

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