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Robots carry out work that would not be economically viable in a high wage economy. Robots increase productivity. They speed up production time and improve quality. Please find examples below:
Universal Robots, Denmark - IFR-Partner
Robot quickly turns a profit at new machine shop
How does a small, burgeoning machine shop handle a request for the machining of 100,000 units on a CNC lathe? By investing in a flexible robot arm to carry out the job. This is how a new machine shop in Denmark addressed the issue. A year later, the company is expanding their production, enabling increased growth and more robot cells.
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ABB, Sweden - IFR-Partner
ABB robots help Perryman's Bakery increase output and reduce wastage
Perryman's of North Adelaide, Australia have tripled output, reduced waste, increased staff and improved occupational health and safety, all with the help of robot automation. Perryman's, a forward-thinking family bakery from North Adelaide, Australia, has made a name for itself on the quirky appeal of its popular "Gingerbread Babies".
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Kawasaki, Germany - IFR-Partner
Sustainable automation of pallet production at the Wulf Paletten company
Showing courage to change and a high degree of self-initiative, the Wulf Paletten GmbH has engaged in the robotics subject and is continuously extending its robot plant. Due to the general pricing pressure in the pallet manufacuring segment, the company did not have the chance to work with a higher number of employees in the market niche of special pallet production but would be impossible with regard to the given prices.
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ABB, UK - IFR-Partner
Trisa brush up on productivity with the aid of ABB robots
ABB robots are playing a key role in helping Swiss toothbrush maker remain competitive in a global market.
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