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Even in this age of automation and cobots, manual welding remains an indispensable part of the metalworking industry.
The market for tube laser cutting is undergoing significant change. Suppliers of flatbed lasers are expanding their expertise and want to secure market share in this sector.
In many sheet metal departments today, the pattern is the same. Cutting systems never stop, bending is always a step behind, and assembly keeps asking the same question: where are my parts?
In automotive manufacturing, every second and every square meter counts.
EU regulations aimed at improving sustainability are having the opposite effect because they tie up too many resources in companies.
By Thomas Kamphausen, CFO ANDRITZ Schuler GmbH
The digital transformation has fundamentally changed industrial manufacturing – including welding technology. Despite initial reluctance, the industry is catching up.
From CAD design to competitive advantage: How intelligent design is revolutionising manufacturing
Rohitashwa Pant, Chief Digital Officer at ANDRITZ Schuler, believes that investment in digitalisation is particularly appropriate in a difficult economic environment
In the hallways of your company, the rhythm of production echoes like a heartbeat.
As the field of robotics continues to evolve, the role of robots in sheet metal manufacturing shifts from isolated automation to fully integrated, intelligent ecosystems.
