Scope of Supply – Automation Solutions
- Material feeding and assembly
- Gripper systems with different modules (needle gripper, finger gripper, vacuum gripper)
- Quality assurance
- Component traceability
- Robot automation
- Gantry Systems
- Transfer systems
- Stacking systems
- Overall line control
- Safety engineering
Your Benefits from Press Automation
In-house engineering for advanced gripper technology, ensuring maximum reliability
Turnkey automation solutions optimized for your production process – all from a single source
Parts traceability for customer transparency
Process data acquisition to meet high-quality standards and ensure traceability
3D simulations and reachability studies conducted by experienced engineers
Process consulting, development and optimization
High system availability and flexibility through customized solutions – even for small volume production
Integrated plant engineering, including downstream production processes
Press Automation for various processes
Increase your productivity with customized automation solutions from DIEFFENBACHER.
Automation for Composites Components
The majority of SMC processing applications still rely on manual processes. DIEFFENBACHER’s automation solutions take your parts production to the next level. Our systems replace the error-prone and time-consuming manual steps in cutting and stacking by fully automating them. This significantly increases productivity, system efficiency and process stability.
Using various slitting and cutting machines and cutting technologies, we can process a wide range of materials such as SMC, prepreg and dry fiber fabrics – even for complex part geometries.
Preconfigured semi-finished products like GMT and organo sheets are also processed into composite parts in a fully automated pressing process. This includes heating the components, efficiently and quickly loading them into the press using a robot, and post-processing, cooling and stacking.
Automation for Metal Components
The efficient and reproducible manufacturing of metal components is essential across a wide range of industries. Automotive and commercial vehicle manufacturers, the food and chemical industries and producers of household appliances and sinks are just some of the sectors that benefit from the automated production of individual components.
Automation increases productivity through coordinated manufacturing steps and short handling paths while also ensuring consistently high quality throughout the production process – reducing rework costs and scrap rates.
Additional Scope of Supply for the Metalworking Industry
Material feeding units with or without lubrication
Blank washing
Feeding and assembly of additional parts, e.g., insertion of screws, nuts and clips
Integration of supplementary manufacturing units, e.g., ultrasonic welding
