01 · Material flow
Load, cut and unload with less handling
Define storage, loading, unloading, remnants and recovery around the selected laser process.
Plan laser cutting automationSolutions
Production Solutions
Connect cutting, forming, handling and controls into a production system designed around your parts and plant.
Production challenges
Solve the next production challenge
Find the challenge you need to solve, then compare equipment and automation options.
02 · Repetitive work
Automate the bending work that repeats
Map gripping, reorientation, tool changes, stacking and operator recovery against the real bend program.
Explore bending automation03 · Production data
Connect your machines and controls
Define the data, users and system connections needed for monitoring or ERP/MES integration.
Review connected production04 · Application fit
Find the right machine for your parts
Describe your parts, materials and production volumes to start selecting equipment.
Discuss your applicationCutting and forming
Connect laser-cut blanks to robotic bending
Follow material through storage, cutting, sorting, reorientation and a robotic press brake.
Explore the cutting and bending lineCutting and punching
Feed a laser and turret punch from one tower
Compare EP3015 punching and GP3015 laser routes, including loading, unloading and stacking.
Explore the laser and punch lineChoose the level of automation
Solve the bottleneck first
Identify the operation that delays production, then choose the automation needed to address it.
Flexible work
Improve the individual station
For varied parts and short batches, review programming, tooling, setup and operator handling first. Target the bottleneck while keeping flexibility for other jobs.
Repeated handling
Connect a defined task
Define the loading, unloading or transfer task, including exceptions and operator access. Match the handling equipment to the host machine.
Connected production
Define the complete cell
Map storage, processing, transfers, finished parts and recovery. Assign control and safety responsibilities, then test a complete cycle with representative parts.
From brief to handover
From application to production
Define the parts, configure the equipment, check the result and prepare your team.
01
Brief
Capture parts, materials, volumes, quality targets, plant limits and operator needs.
02
Configure
Match machine, controls, tooling, handling and safety choices to the working envelope.
03
Prove
Agree the first-part checks, data handoff, recovery path and acceptance record before delivery.
04
Support
Plan training, spare parts, maintenance and future upgrades around the installed system.
Production integration
Connect production with confidence
Define the normal cycle, recovery procedures and responsibilities so your team can operate the system confidently.
- Define the host machine and each supporting module.
- Document operator recovery for material, tooling and alarms.
- Assign data ownership before connecting systems.
- Record the checks that prove the agreed cycle.
Start with your industry
Explore typical parts, production challenges and equipment choices for the work you make.
Application engineering
Let’s plan your production system
Tell us about your parts and production goals. Drawings, materials, thicknesses and batch sizes help ADH recommend suitable equipment.