Additive manufacturing (3D printing) offers manufacturers unprecedented design freedom...
controlled guiding and smart handling.
High-tech products and materials are becoming increasingly thinner, more fragile and vulnerable causing processing costs to rise. This is in part attributable to miniaturization, material savings and high processing speeds. In addition, there are increasingly more special applications for delicate products; such as thin-film technology and fiber-optic communication systems. We develop efficient solutions for the controlled handling of these products at high speeds, while retaining quality. For this purpose, we draw on our extensive experience with the accurate movement and positioning, and the industrialization of continuous production processes.
"we have a feeling for handling fragile products."
Handling small, light and thin products is a special challenge. With our industrial production expertise we complement the process technological knowledge of our clients. Together we develop sophisticated designs for fast and robust processing. This way we can successfully guide vulnerable products to the market.
Bram Burkink
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additive manufacturing
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