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The forklift manufacturer Crown relies heavily on robotic welding automation for fabrication/production of their equipment in the Roding (Germany) facility. Bottlenecks can occur when robot cells are taken out of production in order to program additional part variants or new part assemblies. Crown has now begun to replace the time-consuming manual teaching of the robot systems with simulation-based offline programmiing for tool path generation. For this, they rely on FASTSUITE Edition 2!
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CENIT North America provides the development and implementation of digital manufacturing solutions. We have a background in offline-programming, simulation and process integration for robots and special machines. In addition to these offline-programming applications (OLP) we offer customer-specific software developments and
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CENIT North America provides the development and implementation of digital manufacturing solutions. We have a background in offline-programming, simulation and process integration for robots and special machines. In addition to these offline-programming applications (OLP) we offer customer-specific software developments and
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Crown relies on FASTSUITE Edition 2 for offline programming of robotic welding cells
Robot welding: More efficiency for programming and equipment fabrication The forklift manufacturer Crown