MACHINERY | TWIN-SCREW EXTRUDERS
Right: Coperion’s optimised SK92 die head is said to
achieve even flow across the entire width of the die
up to 6,000 kg/h. Italian manufacturer Bausano
recently introduced Orquestra, a centralised control system designed to integrate all components of the extrusion system with Industry 4.0 technologies, such as smart diagnosis and predictive mainte- nance.
According to the company, the Orquestra system ensures continuous and real time monitoring of all production param- eters and can generate immediate reports, using easy-to-understand graphs to present performance indicators such as machine status, quantity of waste produced, and working hours. “Thanks to the Bausano IIoT Data Manager, it is possible to connect all the machines present on the site, integrating them with corporate manage- ment systems, such as ERP, MES and CRM, [for] automated management of production recipes. The analysis of raw data, collected and made
usable by Orquestra, makes it possible for end users to autonomously optimise the entire extrusion process,” the company says. The Orquestra system is also enabled to support predictive maintenance programmes, which Bausano says should guarantee higher
productivity levels and savings in time and technical
support. “Remote support operations are also
facilitated, carried out through Bausano’s augment- ed reality app, Acty,” it says.
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www.entek.com �
https://www.shibaura-machine.co.jp/en/ �
www.polimerteknik.com �
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https://www.jsw.co.jp/en/ �
www.steerworld.com �
www.coperion.com �
www.bausano.com
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