Automation Robots feature advanced capabilities such as high-speed operation, precise positioning, and adaptable payload capacities, ensuring optimal performance across a diverse array of moulding applications.
With user-friendly interfaces and intuitive programming capabilities, these robots seamlessly integrate into existing production lines, streamlining workflows and enhancing overall productivity.
The series is renowned for its sturdy construction, reliability, and minimal maintenance requirements, making it a cost-effective solution for manufacturers aiming to optimise their moulding processes.
Summit Protech stems from the combined expertise of Summit Systems, leading providers in Plastics Ancillary Equipment, and Protech Automation, specialists in servicing, maintaining, and supplying automation equipment for the plastics and packaging sector.
United by a shared commitment and enthusiasm, this new collaboration delivers top-tier robots tailored for Injection Moulding, Blow Moulding, and various other Plastic Manufacturing Processes.
With Summit Systems contributing cutting-edge Automation Robots from Well-Lih, and Protech Automation overseeing seamless installation, Summit Protech stands poised to revolutionise the industry, ensuring unmatched quality and efficiency in plastic manufacturing operations.
Automation robots are automated machines designed to assist in various moulding processes, such as injection moulding or blow moulding. They typically consist of robotic arms equipped with specialised end-effectors or grippers to handle moulds and manipulate materials. These robots operate based on pre-programmed instructions, executing tasks with precision and efficiency to enhance the productivity of moulding operations.
Incorporating robots into manufacturing processes offers several benefits. These include improved cycle times, enhanced product quality and consistency, increased efficiency in material handling, reduced labour costs, and minimised errors and waste. Additionally, automation robots can operate in hazardous or challenging environments, ensuring worker safety and facilitating 24/7 production capabilities.
Integrating robots into existing production lines requires careful planning and coordination. Typically, this process involves assessing the specific requirements of the manufacturing operation, selecting suitable robot models and configurations, designing compatible end-of-arm tooling, and programming the robots to perform desired tasks seamlessly. Collaborative efforts between our engineers, production managers, and automation specialists are essential to ensure successful integration while minimising disruptions to ongoing operations.
