15 May 2020
Reduce defence costs.
With automation solutions: HEDELIUS on 18 June at 12.00 noon in a webinar at the METAV Web Sessions.
It is hard to deny the importance of production concepts. Large companies in particular are often already very advanced in this area. Small and medium-sized companies, the customer base of the northern German family business HEDELIUS, must also follow suit. The mechanical engineering company from Meppen wants to provide support.
Optimisation of tooling times and set-up costs.
HEDELIUS has therefore been offering interfaces to its CNC machining centres for external manufacturers of automation solutions for some time now. The company's own pallet automation system is now also available. This is because the demand for automated machining centres, especially for the production of 5-axis components, is constantly increasing. "We are noticing that more and more customers are looking for automation solutions," reports HEDELIUS Managing Director Dennis Hempelmann. HEDELIUS will be presenting the fact that automation has a significantly positive effect on tooling times and set-up costs for machining centres in a webinar at the METAV Web Sessions on 18 June at 12.00 noon. It will also address the question of which means and optional features can be used to implement these optimisations and which automation solution is the right one for which application. Dennis Hempelmann will explain the content to the webinar participants. "I am sure that many companies are concerned with the topic of automation. I would like to give the web session participants an understanding of the advantages and opportunities of automating machining centres. Of course, anyone interested can also contact us after the webinar."
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