RoboJob launches new automation concept in full corona crisis

The international market leader in CNC automation took advantage of the Corona crisis to expand its already very extensive portfolio of standard products even further.

Automation is on the rise. When the first regions and countries went into lockdown in late March, thousands of businesses were forced to close their doors. Employees had to work from home, and several manufacturing plants shut down. Except for those companies that had bet on automation in recent years.

"From all over Europe we received spontaneous messages from our customers," he said. explains CEO Helmut De Roovere.  "Our customers were able to tell us that thanks to their RoboJob system, they had managed to keep producing. We are very proud that we were able to assist them in this."

"We also notice that since the summer we have been able to receive a lot more requests. The number of orders is also on the rise. Companies all over Europe now see how important it is to bet on CNC Automation," De Roovere said.  "Many of them have no experience with robots at all."  Today, RoboJob already has the most extensive portfolio in CNC Automation: the Turn-Assist Series, Mill-Assist Series, Racks and Tower offer various solutions and concepts to automate turning machines, milling machines and turning/milling combinations. In doing so, his both product loading and pallet loading possible, and can single pieces to larger series be automated in a flexible and efficient manner.

"To serve our customers even better, we are expanding this portfolio even further.", says De Roovere.  "Together with our customers, we have developed a new, approachable concept: the Pallet-Load Series. This is an extremely simple solution, consisting of a robot, one or more pallet positions where the workpieces are positioned, a safety concept and operation with an industrial PC. In fact, it couldn't be simpler.  With Pallet-Load, therefore, we focus on those companies that have little or no experience with robots yet. Thanks to our user-friendly software, operation is child's play, and really anyone can get started with it."

That the new Pallet-Load Series came about in cooperation with its customers should come as no surprise.  "A lot of innovations and new products are born in co-creation.", says De Roovere.  "Our customers work with our solutions every day, and very often new ideas arise on the shop floor. In recent years we have already managed to automate more than 60 machines with a Pallet-Load solution. All the teething problems are therefore out of it, and we can now launch it as a further developed automation concept."

More information can be found on RoboJob's website, www.robojob.eu.