White paper: How to specifically improve productivity and part quality through small steps, compact stores and basic automation.
Many businesses with small to medium lot sizes are still in the very early stages when it comes to the Smart Factory – and are simultaneously under pressure: higher order intake, a shortage of skilled workers, and rising material and energy costs. This white paper shows how you can get started with networked laser cutting and punching solutions without undertaking a major project and with a manageable level of investment, standardise your processes and bring transparency to your manufacturing operations.
- First steps toward a Smart Factory for small and medium production volumes – practical and feasible
- Turnkey entry-level cells with TruStore compact store, automatic loading and unloading, and assistance systems
- Specific effects: up to 100% more machine runtime and up to 40% lower part costs compared to individual machines
- "Philosophy of Growth" process model: Step-by-step digitalization without production risk
- Real-world examples: low-scratch processing, flexible geometries, higher part quality with varying materials