INTERIORS AND EXTERIORS | AUTOMOTIVE
networked in a standardised manner, they are equipped with an IIoT [Industrial Internet of Things] gateway and have basic connectivity,” says Manuel Witte, Department Manager Applications and Industries. “By incorporating software such as the Arburg ALS host computer system, production data can be captured in real-time and analysed, greatly improving production efficiency and transparency.” He continues: “Something highly relevant to the automotive industry is the ability to trace individual components or installed sub-assemblies on a 100% basis. One way of achieving this is with the Scada system, Arburg Turnkey Control Module (ATCM). The ATCM visualises the processes of complex turnkey systems and merges all relevant process data and quality data in a component-specific manner. To accomplish this, the injection moulding machine, the automation system and the peripher- als – such as laser, scanner, image processing systems and measuring instruments – all supply relevant data to the ATCM.” At Fakuma 2021, Arburg launched the Allround-
er More. This new range of machines for the efficient production method of multi-component injection moulding provides more space for larger
tools, greater flexibility for adaptation to specific customer and market requirements, as well numerous optimised features for greater ease of use and simple maintenance. In addition, energy- efficient and liquid-cooled servo motors make this new series very attractive, says the company. Allrounder More machines are all equipped as
standard with a highly dynamic electric toggle-type clamping unit with energy-efficient liquid-cooled servo motors. At series start, the machines have two electric injection units and a clamping force of
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