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Streamlining the assembly process of the white body through shape design.

By reducing the number of geo spots and strengthening the rigidity of the sub-assemblies, the cost efficiency of the shape is improved.

At Stellantis, we take pride in our quality, so there is no need for much explanation. However, to add a note, we are continuously reviewing our processes to achieve our goals regarding cost, lead time, and carbon neutrality. In terms of shape design, various initiatives are underway, including the reuse of existing parts, a strong commitment to "first-time quality," and streamlining processes. *For more details, please refer to the related links. Feel free to contact us for more information.

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Streamline the drying process with a completely water-draining air nozzle.

Are you making this mistake while draining water from your work?

To those in charge who are struggling with water drainage of workpieces, Are you making these mistakes with water drainage of workpieces? Do you know the real reason why, even when you increase the air blow strength, the water droplets don't get blown away? Do you know the real reason why changing the shape of the air nozzle doesn't help in draining the water? Do you know the real reason why increasing the number of air nozzles still doesn't adequately drain the water? These are typical mistakes made by companies that use air blow for water drainage and droplet removal from workpieces, resulting in "not being able to sufficiently drain water even with air blow." However, these mistakes are minor compared to the fatal mistake I am about to share with you. What is that fatal mistake? It is... Focusing on the strength of the air blow and not paying attention to the "quality" of the air. [Continued below] ↓↓↓

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Efficiency improvement of the welding process using container-type cooling towers for shipbuilding.

Optimize the cooling of the welding process to improve productivity.

In the shipbuilding industry, proper cooling is essential for achieving high-quality welding in the welding process. Overheating of the weld area can lead to warping and a decrease in strength, potentially compromising the quality of the product. Additionally, insufficient cooling can result in reduced work efficiency. Our container-type cooling tower is housed in a 20-foot ISO standard container, making it easy to install on-site at shipyards. This allows for a rapid response to cooling needs in the welding process and supports high-quality welding operations. 【Usage Scenarios】 - Welding areas at shipyards - Cooling of welding equipment - Improvement of quality control 【Effects of Implementation】 - Improvement in welding quality - Enhancement of work efficiency - Cost reduction

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Streamline the drying process with an air nozzle that completely drains water.

Are you making this mistake when draining water from your work?

To those in charge who are struggling with water drainage of workpieces, Are you making these mistakes with water drainage of workpieces? Do you know the real reason why water droplets don't get blown away even when you increase the air blow strength? Do you know the real reason why changing the shape of the air nozzle doesn't help in draining water? Do you know the real reason why increasing the number of air nozzles doesn't sufficiently drain water? These are typical mistakes made by companies that use air blow for water drainage and droplet removal from workpieces, resulting in "not being able to sufficiently drain water even with air blow." However, these mistakes are not as significant compared to the fatal mistake I am about to share with you. What is that fatal mistake? It is... Focusing on the strength of the air blow and not paying attention to the "quality" of the air. [Continued below] ↓↓↓

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