Ability to deliver the right amount of a high-quality part at the right time, and to be profitable - this is the key to competitiveness in the manufacturing industries. To automate or not, how to automate, and what kind of automation to choose, there are many questions among milling machine shops that we are aiming to answer during this live webinar. We will be also presenting a successful example of machine shop starting their CNC automation journey, and providing an opportunity for all the participants to ask questions. Welcome to join!

Learnings:

• Why invest in a 4-axis machining center + automation instead of multiple 3-axis machines?
• The common automation goals + not that common goals that everyone should think of
• What kind of plug-and-play automation options there are for the milling machines? Are pallet pools enough in 2022?
• Success story on how to begin with CNC automation

Fastems delivers intelligent factory automation solutions around cutting machine tools and related processes. We are a family-owned business with 40 years of experience and over 4,000 installations. Our mission is to help metalworking manufacturers improve their productivity and profitability. Our application fields are pallet and robotic automation – always equipped with our industry-leading production planning and execution software. We also have solutions for automating the production and resource planning of stand-alone machine tools. We support our systems with a wide range of services.

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Robert Humphreys
International Sales Manager
Fastems

With over 45 years of experience in product engineering out of which 30 in factory automation, Mr. Robert Humphreys is an International Sales Manager at Fastems, a global leading supplier of intelligent factory automation solutions for metalworking manufacturers. His mission is to help metalworking companies make successful business in rapidly changing markets with automation and digitalization. Mr. Humphreys has been working with Fastems since 1999, first as the sales manager of UK operation, then as managing director of Fastems Ltd., before moving to the US in 2006 as part of an expansion of Fastems business in North America. Before Fastems, Mr. Humphreys worked in the machine tool world offering turnkey engineering and FMS solutions. Prior to that, he worked as a program manager and planning engineer in aerospace and defense contract manufacturing.