Productivity knows that when it comes to manufacturing, change can seem overwhelming, time-consuming and scary — to say the least. While not all change is created equal, many shops resist changing to automation for a number of reasons. The good news is that it doesn’t have to be that way, and automation integration shouldn’t keep you up at night nor should workers fear being replaced. In fact, you’ll be surprised by the number of productive hours you’ll gain and new projects and business you’ll be able to take on with automation. The best place to start is with Productivity’s applications and automation experts who are committed to helping companies implement innovative automation solutions that meet manufacturing challenges. They’ll guide you through the process of your robotics integration projects from start to finish. Whether you’re adding one or many robots, automating your turning production processes with bar feeders, automatic pallet loaders (APLs), or using vending systems to automate control of tooling and accessories, this guide will demonstrate the multitude of benefits of automation and help you make the best decision for your manufacturing facility.

There are two types of automated production lines: There are two types of typical automatic production lines: one is the automatic production line in the machinery parts processing industry; the other is the automatic assembly line produced after the assembly of various products.