The Industrial Revolution led to a proliferation of manufacturing and invention. Many industries, notably textiles, firearms, clocks and watches, horse-drawn vehicles, railway locomotives, sewing machines, and bicycles, saw expeditious improvement in materials handling, machining, and assembly durin... read more
The starter assembly line is an effective combination of man and machine, which fully reflects the flexibility of the equipment. It organically combines the conveying system, the accompanying fixture, the online special machine, and the testing equipment to meet the assembly requirements of multiple... read more
What was the assembly line? In 1913, Henry Ford created the first moving starter assembly line. A mechanical process that adds parts to an object as it is moved through a system. It allows for faster manufacturing time than by-hand created products. The Model T was moved through a conveyor system as... read more
It is important to monitor performance in production lines in all types of businesses Why is it important to monitor performance in Automatic Assembly Line, you might wonder? The main argument is simple – you can’t improve what you don’t measure. If you don’t have measurements or data telling you ho... read more
The so-called Automatic Assembly Line is actually an assembly line, which includes units such as transportation, assembly, testing, and packaging automation control. The system is a system engineering that integrates electromechanical, optical information, and communication technology. So what kind ... read more
We supplied automatic assembly equipment and testing equipment for many companies: Zhejiang Wanda Group Corporation.
