Thread-forming Equipment as Object for Innovation Process

Marek Vagaš^1,

¹Department of Robotics, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Technical University of Košice, Slovakia

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Marek Vagaš. Thread-forming Equipment as Object for Innovation Process. American Journal of Mechanical Engineering. 2016; 4(7):450-453. doi: 10.12691/ajme-4-7-40

Abstract

The present development in the field of industrial automation demonstrates a clear need to address the issue of innovation-purpose machinery. Widely developed manufacturing electronic components mainly deals by shortening of production times, attempts to reduce of manufacturing cost for finished products and to further options how to upgrade your equipment based on increasing degree of automation. However, automated production provides possibility of mass conformity for production of new components, new production capacities to requirements of orders and responds to changing needs at the market. Production of electrical equipment has a bullish trend. The current state of production is based on manual production. Proposed solution innovates in terms of threading equipment an automatic feeding clamps, automatic control technology and operation of plant for operation itself.

Keywords:
thread-forming equipment innovation process piece production automation

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