[Case Study of Instrument Reading Implementation] Kyoto Machine Tool Co., Ltd.
Achieving reductions in costs, time, and manual labor! Introduction of cases responding to increased production volume.
We would like to introduce a case where Kyoto Mechanical Tool Co., Ltd. implemented "Instrument Reading Image" in the shipping inspection of tools manufactured by the company. Due to specifications, the automatic inspection machine for their digital torque wrenches could not be applied to new products, and inspection work was being carried out using a manual inspection machine. However, as production volume increased, the manual inspection machine could no longer keep up. By incorporating this product into an idle automatic testing machine, we were able to revive the automatic machine, significantly reducing costs and time while addressing the increase in production volume and reducing manual labor. 【Case Overview】 ■ Issues - Developing a new testing machine requires high costs and a long production period - Difficulties in recovering the investment ■ Results - Addressed the increase in production volume while significantly reducing costs and time - Achieved a reduction in manual labor - "As of March 2020" *For more details, please refer to the related links or feel free to contact us.
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IWATSU aims to transform from the traditional business model to a new business model and is advancing the development of services that match market changes. By providing "Factory IoT" products that enable "unmanned" or "minimal manpower" factories, as well as "communication services" that promote changes in work styles, we support the transformation to new ways of working.
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