Optimised processes through automation of CNC machines
Quality assurance with CNC automation: No loss of quality thanks to automated processes in your CNC production sequence
Automation using palletising and stacking systems on trays or workpiece carriers in combination with CNC machine tools not only optimises the CNC production process, but also all downstream processes, right through to further processing of the CNC workpieces by the customer. In addition, valuable buffers and autonomy are created in the process. On this page you will find all the information about this advantage of CNC automation summarised.
The advantage for you summarised: Improved processes with CNC automation
Automating CNC machine tools and injection moulding machines ensures the quality of the workpieces
Automating CNC machine tools creates an advantage for all process and further processing steps downstream of the CNC manufacturing process. With the help of automation with palletising systems on CNC machine tools, the CNC workpieces are placed in the correct position or position-oriented on individually manufactured workpiece carriers (trays, blisters, pallets). This improves the further processing of the workpieces, as they no longer have to be positioned separately.
Automation for the entire production process
As the palletising systems automatically stack and unstack the CNC workpiece carriers, additional buffers (workpiece storage) are created and autonomy in the process is increased. This results in a kind of networking of machines throughout the entire production process, right through to entire CNC production lines, as the subsequent process steps are already taken into account when palletising the workpieces. This eliminates another additional process step, that of separate separation and positioning. As entire tray, palletising or blister stacks can be fed to the palletising systems, autonomy is significantly increased. The machine can be operated for hours without an operator. This is a particularly important advantage for CNC series and mass production.
