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Advantages of digitalization & automation at HAILTEC
Trace batches and parts
Eliminate errors
Ensuring knowledge transfer
Avoid bottlenecks
Digital workflow creates transparency
Automated: Economical even in series production
Following the motto "Always improving," we rely on robotic assistance – thus offering you fast service even for large quantities. We connect the robot to the various processing systems as needed via a docking station. Example Laser fine cutting: Here, exact dimensional accuracy is essential – this is ideal for automated assembly using robots, which also ensures speed and safe processes.
- Flexible production capacities thanks to automation. If necessary, we run additional autonomous shifts with robots.
- We manufacture your components efficiently and economically from 1 to 200.000 pieces
- Precise quality and reliable processes thanks to digital and automated production
- Short delivery times due to the combination of know-how, technological advances and lean processes
Electronic quality management saves time and avoids errors
Frequently asked questions about automation & digitalization at HAILTEC
ERP: What does it stand for, how does it work?
The abbreviation ERP stands for "Enterprise Resource Planning." ERP systems automate the management of critical business processes, from finance to manufacturing, sales, supply chain, and human resources. They can accelerate production and delivery. With the help of ERP systems, companies like HAILTEC gain valuable insights, improve processes, and make informed decisions. Unlike isolated solutions, this type of ERP system connects the individual departments within a company and facilitates the exchange and use of data.
BDE: What does it stand for, how does it work?
BDE stands for production data acquisition. It collects actual organizational and technical data, such as order data, machine data, and process data. The centrally recorded data is used either via a PPS (production planning and control system) system or decentrally via the BDE system, for example, via direct machine data acquisition. BDE makes it possible, among other things, to track who performed which work step.
RFID: How does HAILTEC use the technology?
RFID (radio-frequency identification) is a technology that makes it possible to locate and identify parts or pallets using radio waves. We use RFID sensors in our HAILTEC factory halls. For example, they ensure quality in flexible production lines by keeping process data on the workpiece up-to-date and documenting it throughout production.
MDE: What’s behind it?
MDE stands for machine data acquisition. Together with the BDE At HAILTEC, it ensures that unplanned influences or changes do not derail the production plan. Operational and machine data acquisition enables transparent communication and coordination between production and production planning.
Document Management
Working documents are often out of date shortly after printing. In many companies, employees waste a lot of time searching for documents. For this reason, we at HAILTEC rely on digital document management. We store accompanying documents, delivery notes, etc. digitally. This way, everyone in the team always has access to the latest documents. Changes are updated at the touch of a button – this reduces the error rate and saves us the time-consuming search for files.
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