The Key to Efficient Manufacturing - Conveyance - VetroMeccanica
Channel: Life Scientific, Inc.
Date: 2018-11-21

The Virtual L&L Webinar Series is an educational webinar live series produced by Life Scientific featuring various equipment manufactures with the goal to educate and share the newest technologies in the industry. The increasing concern for efficiency and reliability in the pharmaceutical manufacturing field is influencing the industry to develop improved products and solutions to be released in the market. 

Learn key to efficient manufacturing workflow. 

Tune in on November 21st for another broadcast of our Lunch and Learn Webinar series. On this broadcast we'll be discussing a bit more on the conveyance that happens in your production facility. 

Our Conveyance solution manufacturers, Vetromeccanica have discovered a way to cut the slack and the difference of performance capabilities between machines on the production line simply with conveyance. It is important to know that conveyance is often overseen by production line designers and can easily become one of the biggest issues when it comes to maintaining an efficient production flow. It is very important for facility managers to understand that putting a single conveyor to move components from machine A to machine B can be one of the easiest things to do. However, if not calculated properly it can become one of the main setbacks of manufacturing efficiency.

Our guest presenters from Vetromeccanica will help you understand how you can compensate for machines that are operating under different performance levels to be able to work in sync, assuring efficient production flow. In the case study, they managed to compensate the old bottle molder that was producing 120 units per minute, fed into a machine that was capable of filling 200 units per minute. Their solution was a carefully built and designed to perfection. The unit added was a buffer and accumulation system that was able to store a whole shift load of packages.

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