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Case study of automation in the parts insertion process: stabilization of quality, improvement of productivity, and reduction of human resources.

Case study of automation in the parts insertion process: stabilization of quality, improvement of productivity, and reduction of human resources.

Presentation of case studies! Examples of achieving a stable production system through stabilization of processes.

We would like to introduce a case study on the automation of the insertion process by JUKI Corporation. The quality in the insertion process was unstable, with significant variations between processes, requiring a lot of manpower and costs to stabilize. By advancing the automation of the insertion process, we introduced the "JM50" with the expectation of stabilizing quality and improving productivity. As a result of stabilizing quality and reducing variations, productivity increased, and the burden on workers was alleviated. [Case Overview] ■ Background: Challenges in the insertion process and issues in personnel management ■ Solution: Improvements through automation and efficient component selection ■ Effects: Achievements from quality stabilization and productivity improvement *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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Case study of automation in the parts insertion process: Reduction of defect rate and improvement of quality through variation improvement.

Case study of automation in the parts insertion process: Reduction of defect rate and improvement of quality through variation improvement.

Presenting a collection of case studies! Examples where productivity dramatically improved and production costs decreased.

We would like to introduce a case study of automation in the insertion process by JUKI Corporation. In the component insertion process, there was variability between processes, and it relied on the skills of experienced workers. As a result, variations in quality occurred depending on the skill level and physical condition of the workers, leading to a decline in quality. Therefore, we considered automation using the JM100 and the introduction of the JaNets system. By reducing variability, the defect rate decreased, high-quality production was achieved, and productivity dramatically improved due to stable production speeds, resulting in reduced production costs. [Case Summary] ■ Background: Variability due to worker skills, task difficulty, physical condition, and experience was an issue. ■ Solution: Automation and system implementation. ■ Effect: High-quality production and increased efficiency. *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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Case study of automation in parts insertion process: Resolving labor shortages and reducing recruitment costs/labor expenses.

Case study of automation in parts insertion process: Resolving labor shortages and reducing recruitment costs/labor expenses.

Presenting a collection of case studies! Achieving reductions in adoption costs and labor expenses, leading to an improved work environment.

We would like to introduce a case study on the automation of the insertion process by JUKI Corporation. Frequent personnel changes resulted in startup costs each time, and it took time to stabilize quality. Additionally, due to a labor shortage, there was an increase in overtime, outsourcing, and the use of temporary workers, which put pressure on profits. In response, we introduced the "JM50" and "JM20" with the expectation of reducing hiring costs and labor expenses. We were able to achieve reductions in hiring costs and labor expenses, which alleviated the burden on workers and improved the working environment. [Case Overview] ■ Background: Issues of labor shortage and cost pressure ■ Solution: Automation and efficient personnel allocation ■ Effect: Achievements in cost reduction and productivity improvement *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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