Every industry has its own set of movements.
An engine block in final assembly, a drum in zone 1, a raw panel at the beam saw: the same technology, entirely different demands. Here is what counts in your industry — and which unit solves the task.
Handling technology by industry
16 IndustriesAutomotive
Hold the takt without spending a back.
To the industryMetal & machinery
Bring the workpiece to the machine, not the back.
To the industryPlastics & mould making
Setup time is machine time. And tools are expensive.
To the industryFood industry
Hygienic, wash-down proof – and still sensitive.
To the industryChemicals & pharma
Where standard units are not allowed in.
To the industryLogistics & packaging
The last hour of the shift should look like the first.
To the industryWood & building materials
Large, heavy, delicate – and still one person.
To the industryEnergy & environment
Maintenance is where the accidents happen.
To the industrySteel & metallurgy
Built for the environment where others give up.
To the industryFoundry and forge
Where it is hot, dusty and heavy, the execution decides.
To the industryGlass and ceramics
Breakage is not scrap. Breakage is an injury.
To the industryPaper and print
The machine stands until the reel is hanging.
To the industryElectrical and electronics
Heavy and delicate at once – that is the combination.
To the industryMedical technology
Where every step is documented, the device is part of it.
To the industryAerospace
Light is not easy. Large and light is hard.
To the industryRail and commercial vehicles
The workstation is twenty metres long.
To the industry
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