Industry Scenarios
Workpiece shapes, batch sizes and quality requirements differ by industry, so the entry point for automation differs too.
Eight industry directions
These industries come from the types of workpiece named in the company's own materials.
Automotive Components
Large batches, tight cycles and high consistency requirements: automotive parts are one of the areas where the gains from automation are most direct.
View detailsEV & Liquid-Cooling Parts
For parts such as liquid-cooling connectors and motor end covers, automation shows its advantage as soon as batch sizes come up.
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Bearings & Transmission
Ring and disc parts are regular in shape and run in large batches — one of the best fits for robot machine tending.
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Hydraulic & Pneumatic Parts
Valve spools and fittings have a large length-to-diameter ratio, which a gantry robot grips comfortably.
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Precision Hardware & Fasteners
Small parts, tight tolerances, large batches: the positioning accuracy of a servo tray is exactly what this kind of work needs.
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Electronics & Precision Enclosures
Drill & tap centers run short cycles and stand in rows; one-to-two and one-to-three cells are the standard answer on these lines.
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Medical & Implant Parts
Expensive material, high precision, moderate batches: the value of automation here is consistency and a traceable process.
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Bicycle & Sports Equipment
Hubs and wheel parts are regular in shape with stable batches, which suits a gantry robot well.
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Industry differences show up in batch size, tolerance, changeover frequency and shop-floor environment. The five liquid-cooling automation projects below have been delivered and can be compared by industry and part form to see where your line sits.
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