Today, sensors of all types are common in automotive factories around the globe. Highly automated plants with demanding conformity requirements rely heavily on sensor technology to maintain world-class quality standards, particularly where harsh processes such as welding, metal finishing and high-temperature coating are required.
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An Indian manufacturer of automotive switches uses inductive sensing to confirm the presence...
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During manufacture of automotive parking-brake cable, multiple strands of steel wire are twisted...
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When a trolley bus reaches a road junction, wire-switches, installed on the overhead...
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A container manufacturer uses a modified forklift, fitted with two sets of forks,...
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Setup times are reduced and workloads rationalized through automation of tool position checking...
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After assembly, cylinder heads are transferred to another line for mounting on the...
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Setup times are reduced and workloads rationalized through automation of the tool presence...
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A high pressure/high temperature degreasing tank line is used to clean machined metal...
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Waste and downtime in the production of cast aluminum axle drive housings are...
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An Indian manufacturer of pre-assembled, forged and machined components for the automotive industry...
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An Indian manufacturer of utility vehicles uses inductive sensing to identify the model...
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A manufacturer of injection molded parts for the automotive industry uses inductive sensors...
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A German manufacturer of industrial workpiece-carrier systems uses Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology...
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