Robotic automation fills a need
Automating two mills in a six-machine cell, we could turn around his inconsistent output.
As a CNC machine-tending robot integration company, we have come across machine shops that range in size from small family businesses to Fortune 500 companies. One recent experience with a family-owned contract machine shop resonated with our entire team and showed how critical it is to have a keen ear and demonstrate flexibility to meet customer needs.
The lead came from a Haas Factory Outlet salesperson. After a five-minute phone call with the owner of the shop, it was clear he was ready to automate. To ensure we can meet or even exceed customer requirements, we normally follow a thorough set of qualifiers prior to meeting in person. However, in this instance, a few minutes spent talking with the owner was all it took. He was frustrated by a lack of reliable operators available to manage his equipment, and he was exhausted from trying to recruit. The owner cited ongoing difficulty with finding dependable workers to complete dull tasks day in and day out.
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October 2020
