From Service Provider to In-House Manufacturing
Companies that outsource the fabrication of sheet metal cladding make their own production dependent on third-party lead times. This can be time-consuming, especially when last-minute changes arise on the construction site: measurement, data transfer, fabrication, and delivery all go through multiple stages. Consequently, there is little flexibility for last-minute orders.
We recently commissioned a PRO-CUT at Altrad in Lyon. Altrad had previously outsourced the production of such parts. There wasn’t enough space in the workshop for a larger laser system.
Measurements, data, and cutting done in-house
The PRO-CUT is designed for workshops like these.
The system requires less floor space than a large laser system and enables the in-house production of sheet metal parts. Dimensions are determined on the construction site and can be transferred to the machine using the appropriate software. Finished drawings can be imported via the integrated DXF interface.
The PRO-CUT is operated via a touchscreen. During the commissioning in Lyon, we cut a DXF part, among other things, as a test.
This means that parts that were previously manufactured off-site can now be produced in-house. This shortens the process from measurement and planning to production.
Care 360 for Manufacturing
Anyone who manufactures in-house relies on the machine’s availability. With Schwartmann’s Care 360, we combine service, support, and maintenance for the machine.
The PRO-CUT may be of interest to you if you manufacture your own sheet metal parts and need a streamlined process between measurement, planning, and production. Schedule a live demo or talk to us about your specific workshop workflow.
