What does machine building involve?
The production of machines begins with mechanical design, such as drawing 3D models and selecting materials. At the same time, electrical equipment is selected. After the concept has been developed, the PLC program can be written.
When the machine is assembled, it starts to revive the machine, i.e. putting it into operation. The machine is tested before going to the customer. After the installation of the machine at the intended workplace, the machine is further optimized.
What is being delivered?
All machines are manufactured in a way that complies with all necessary European standards. These standards determine the items that the machine must comply with. Each delivered machine has:
- inherent design
- appropriate safety systems to protect people and the environment
- standard marking
- detailed documentation
- CE mark
Machines made by us
STACKER – Insulation stacking machine
SOLMAC – Soldering station
PANDE – Declaration marking machine
ZUBKO – Machine for optical inspection of the metal teeth elements
DOVA – Springs dosing machine
BRUS – Grinder
AOI Sklopka – Optical inspection machine
Krivulja – Optical control machine
PRIKA – Housing marking machine
KOTRA – Electronic components ejector machine
PLOK – Machine for orienting, optical control and packing plastic parts
TUMIX – Mixer
PREMKO – Rewinding machine
GLUSTA – automatic gluing station
BRIZ – Electronic component packaging machine
KOMPA – Machine for orienting, optical and electrical measuring and packaging of electronic components
EPRI – Electronic component marking machine
LAKI – Machine for electronic component passivation
SIPA & NASU – Line for automatic blowing drying and cooling
UMO – Device for the dynamic measurement of force
BURE – Machine for cleaning of fire grids
SIVI – Machine for positioning electronic components
