References
Solutions from real production.
Automation has value only when it improves the workflow in practice, reduces manual interruptions, and makes the process more stable.
Delivered projects
Concrete examples from production.
Three implementations already documented in Flexido content.
Injection molding
Robotic overmolding cell
Automating the overmolding of parts and optimizing the required output in the production process.
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CNC and material flow
Inbound-outbound conveyor line
A conveyor line for KLT containers alongside different CNC machines, built for greater autonomy of the collaborative cell.
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Custom-built systems
Automatic carton forming and gluing
A solution to automate the forming and gluing of carton packaging.
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Where solutions most often show up in practice
References are best understood by the part of the process where the effect appears — not only by the technology used.
- 01CNC automationLoading, unloading, and a more stable part flow around CNC machines.
- 02Injection moldingUnloading, placing, and part flow after the molding cycle.
- 03Material handlingGripping, moving, turning, positioning, and placing parts.
- 04Internal logisticsOrganizing material flow between stages, machines, and stations.
- 05Collaborative robotsTaking over repeatable tasks while the operator stays in control of the process.
- 06Custom-built systemsSolutions tailored to the process, space, parts, and existing machines.
What counts as a reference
The solution has to work in practice.
Real production
Solutions have to work in actual production conditions, not only in a presentation.
The complete process
What matters is not only one machine, but the flow between stages, material, and people.
Support after commissioning
The system has to remain usable after handover and after production changes.
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If you know where the process stalls, we can review together which solution makes the most sense for the next step.