Infrared Special Feature Contributing to the Improvement of Productivity in Automotive Parts Production

Automate the challenges such as burr removal seen in injection molded parts! What is the infrared technology aimed at improving productivity?

In recent years, the automotive industry has entered a "once-in-a-century transformation period." Centered around CASE: "Connected," "Autonomous," "Shared," and "Electric," there is a growing need to respond to the environmental changes surrounding the industry. Additionally, there is pressure to address labor shortages, the rapid demand for digitalization, and changes in consumer values regarding automobiles. Furthermore, in order to reduce CO2 emissions, the adoption of resin parts is advancing through weight reduction, and there is an increasing demand for "productivity improvement" in manufacturing sites more than ever before. This white paper focuses primarily on the automation of processes in automotive production. As examples of processes, it discusses deburring and wrinkle removal of seat materials, and introduces how infrared technology contributes to addressing these challenges, along with case studies. [Contents] ■ Deburring of automotive parts: Challenges and solutions ■ Wrinkle removal of automotive seats: Challenges and solutions ■ Decarbonization and infrared *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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