Case Studies
Ordered by scale and technical difficulty — full production lines first, then the specialized stations and cells. Every figure below comes from a system that was built, accepted and put into daily production.
Full production line
A complete line for automotive electric A/C compressors — auxiliary line, main line, controller assembly and completion line, delivered as one turnkey program.
Full production line
The largest line in the portfolio and the fastest cycle — nine linked equipment groups covering the whole compressor build, from offline sub-assembly through degreasing to line-off.
Full production line
Twenty-three stations taking an automotive HVAC unit from evaporator core pre-assembly all the way to line-off, with four inspection machines built into the line.
Full production line · Export program
The same HVAC assembly program delivered to a customer plant in Mexico: five sub-assembly streams feeding a five-stage main assembly process, ending in combined vision, appearance and function inspection.
Full production line
An automated line for PTC cabin heaters, built around thirteen machines with a lean operator count.
Specialized test station
A noise and vibration test station that reads the product the way an experienced inspector does — and does it on a production floor, without an acoustic room.
Retrofit + traceability
Operator-guided riveting with full curve traceability — achieved by modifying the existing riveting gun rather than replacing the process.
Single-operator workstation
A compact workstation built around a twelve-station rotary table, running two product variants with error-proofing designed in from the first drawing.
Robotic work cell
A fenced cell combining a SCARA and a six-axis robot to take deburring off the operator entirely, running three shifts a day.
Smart factory software
Manufacturing execution deployed across multiple machining lines — the layer that turns machine data into something a plant manager can act on.
Most of these started as a single station or a study before they became a line. Describe what you're building and we'll tell you where it fits.