Case Studies and Site Photos

Which projects qualify for the case library

A case study is the most important trust asset a website has, and the easiest place to add padding. We set ourselves four admission rules.

Machine-brand pages by machine type

One page per brand, setting out how loading, clamping, feeding and line linking work on that machine. Each one is also evidence for this business capability.

Vertical machining centers

Gantry machining centers

Five-axis machining centers

Heavy machine tools

Site photos grouped by business line

The photos come from the gantry robot assembly shop and from customer machine shops. They are grouped by business line so that they can be read next to the explanation on each business page.

Which business lines these photos belong to

These are not isolated photos but evidence of a capability. Every group maps to a business line, where the way such work is built is set out in full.

01 · CNC lathe loading and unloading

These are site photos for this direction. They describe the equipment form and the deployment environment only; no customer name and no project figure is attached.

03 · Drill & tap center loading and unloading

These are site photos for this direction. They describe the equipment form and the deployment environment only; no customer name and no project figure is attached.

05 · Robot and gantry robot loading

These are site photos for this direction. They describe the equipment form and the deployment environment only; no customer name and no project figure is attached.

08 · Vision inspection and automatic inspection

These are site photos for this direction. They describe the equipment form and the deployment environment only; no customer name and no project figure is attached.

Delivered CNC machine tending projects

The five liquid-cooling automation projects below have been delivered. Customer-linked content is published only with the customer's consent and does not include customer names or unauthorised data. Each page labels figures by origin — capacity-planning conditions, business-confirmed values and items with no written record; no acceptance report or continuous-run record has been supplied, so no output or yield claim is made.