From movement to process intelligence
Successful automation projects follow a clear structure. They are based on a systematic analysis and an evaluation of the entire process.
Professionals not only consider the movements of the robots, but also the following:
- Analyze the existing processing process.
- Identify critical influencing factors.
- Assess wear and its effects.
- Define stable process windows.
- Specifically tailor the tools, drive, and application to each other .
This creates reliable processes that remain stable, even under real production conditions.
Process intelligence requires experience
PFERD TOOLS combines decades of experience from manually guided processes with a deep understanding of automated applications.
This knowledge is integrated into the following:
- Developing tools and drives that are suitable for the robot.
- Evaluating real process conditions.
- Structured supervision of automation projects.
Our goal is not only to automate processes but also to sustainably design the in a stable manner – not just as a mere tool manufacturer but rather as a partner for automation that makes processes reliable.
That’s a match – The right combination is crucial
In automated processes, there is often a lot of attention paid to programming and robotics. However, a crucial factor often remains in the background: the coordination between the tool and spindle.
Because practice shows that even a stably designed process can become unstable if both of these components do not work together optimally.
Based on our experience of manual and automated processes, we have developed tried-and-tested tool-spindle combinations for typical applications. These assignments include real deployment conditions, typical process requirements, and proven combinations derived from practice.