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From Furnace Fixers, Inc.
How do I reduce my parts handling time? The next step is closer and easier than you can imagine. The industry has embraced inline stress relieving to condense spring production time, but it still leaves the burden of additional handling after the parts exit the oven. Parts-catching machines are the next wave of spring and wireforming industry "must-haves" for faster turnaround time. To some, this new system will seem frivolous and irrelevant to the status quo. To others, the immediate benefits are apparent: no more 100-percent sorts, the ability to run dark, faster counting and packaging time, saved operator time, lower production costs, automated work cells with machine shutoff, and a capital expense that pays for itself in less than a year's time. Once all the benefits are put on the table, the next question is, "What should I look for in a parts catching, counting, sorting or weighing system?" Product Announcements
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