TODAY’S CHALLENGES
» Increasingly complex requirements for process and product data documentation » High standards for product quality » Long-term competitiveness
» Shortage of skilled labor resulting in a loss of manufacturing process knowledge
» Rising material costs and strict sustainability targets » Production environment digitization
Our broad and innovative product portfolio enables us to respond flexibly to market challenges.
This is why we are a solution provider for the pipe, cable, profile and film extrusion industry.
Jan Lohoff CEO iNOEX Group
In addition to global supply chain issues and the overall economic climate, the challenges mentioned above are particularly relevant to much of the plastics processing industry today and therefore also to the production of pipes, tubes, and cables.
Improving efficiency and achieving the highest level of accuracy is not possible without systematic process automation.
Finding solutions to these challenges re- quires the ability to react quickly to changes in the market and, at the same time, meet the highest standards when it comes to product quality, accuracy, and documentation. This re- quires precise wall/layer thickness distribution data, compliance with limit values for ovality and eccentricity, the ability to easily adjust
varying product parameters, and robust and durable system components.
The demand for high-quality products yet
the shortage of skilled workers has created a major challenge for many branches of industry. In combination with our gravimetric systems, our measuring systems off er various control options to ensure consistently high product quality. The data collected for process improve- ment and quality control create the data pool used for automation.
This holistic approach makes us a solution pro- vider for the plastics industry. Manufacturers benefi t from increased material savings of up to 5% and drastically lower quality assurance and documentation costs, resulting in a quick return on investment. At a time when there is a grow- ing shortage of skilled labor, plant managers are no longer solely dependent on specifi c plant operators with many years of experience.
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