Small series and their demand for flexibility
From a production point of view, large lot sizes are often easier and more economical to produce than small batches. But what should be done if components are only required in small quantities? Then flexibility is required.
Our latest case study is about the most cozy light in the world. Especially now, as we approach Christmas, we like to remember the warm glow of a candle and one or two find a place on our tables and shelves.
In today's world, „nobody can afford“ to turn their back on energy and its costs in the truest sense of the word. Potential savings in day-to-day business must be uncovered. Our customer, Tannpapier GmbH, based in Traun (Austria), also does not want to be unprepared for these developments and will in future be using energy-saving PTM agitators instead of lamella drives.
In laboratories, certain solutions and tinctures are always needed for various applications. They form a kind of basis for further mixtures for research and testing purposes. These solutions and tinctures must be continuously available to laboratory staff for their work.
What would a hearty dish be without the right seasoning? For Erhan Yazici, it would certainly be a bland affair. That's why the restaurateur created his own chili oil and founded his own company, Gistos GmbH, based in Waldkraiburg.
At our customer, Delico AG, based in Switzerland, everything revolves around food. With around 400 products in its range, the company offers the Swiss market selected foods of all kinds - like the spice oil that plays the main role in this project
Stirring on wheels Did you know that some substances in the pharmaceutical or chemical industry react so sensitively to changes in their aggregate state that they need to be stirred continuously? If the stirring process is not carried out for even a short time
In Part 1 of „The controllability of stirring processes“, we looked at the question of why stirring processes need to be controlled at all. Not read it yet? You can find the first part here.
Two-component systems mix two components that immediately react when they come into contact with each other. A practical example of a 2-component application is two-component adhesive. Here, two tubes separate the two components. When the slider is pressed, they come into contact and cure immediately. A 2-component system works in exactly the same way, only on a larger scale.
The implementation of high hygiene standards is a daily routine in the food, pharmaceutical and cosmetics industries. Therefore, implementation must be straightforward and safe. Otherwise there is a risk of costly cleaning work and quality defects.
Approached correctly, implementing high hygiene standards is not as complicated as you might think. The first premise is quite simply to prevent dirt deposits from forming in the first place. With well thought-out, optional design concepts for our agitators, systems and equipment, we give dirt no chance at all from the outset:
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