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Industry · Automotive and Components

Machine tending, handling and flow for OEM and Tier supply plants.

Automotive and component plants run to takt time. Automation must protect cycle consistency, traceability and operator safety at the same time.

  1. Component infeed 01
  2. Conveying and sequencing 02
  3. Robotic machine tending 03
  4. Inspection / traceability station 04
  5. Transfer to next process 05
  6. Packing and dispatch 06
Six-axis robots tending CNC machines with components moving on a conveyor

Industry challenge

What limits these plants.

  • Machine loading and unloading tied to operator availability
  • Material handling between cells and processes
  • Assembly support operations that are repetitive
  • Conveyor and transfer requirements between stations
  • Traceability across the production route

Engineering solution

Where we focus.

  • Machine loading and unloading
  • Material handling
  • Robotics
  • Assembly support
  • Conveyor systems

Automation architecture

A typical system route.

  1. Component infeed 01
  2. Conveying and sequencing 02
  3. Robotic machine tending 03
  4. Inspection / traceability station 04
  5. Transfer to next process 05
  6. Packing and dispatch 06

Business impact

What the plant is designed to gain.

01

Targeted outcome

Improved cycle-time consistency at the machine
02

Targeted outcome

Reduced operator exposure to repetitive loading
03

Targeted outcome

Traceability captured within the automated flow
04

Targeted outcome

Better utilisation of existing machines

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