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What does automation mean for my revenue?

What does automation mean for my revenue?

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How does CNC Automation increase your revenue and profit?

Higher production output, increased revenue and profit, and lower labour costs. Discover the many advantages of CNC Automation.

How does CNC Automation increase your production output?

Your machines cost a lot of money. The challenge is to fully exploit the capacity of these CNC machines. You may already work in two or even three shifts today, but it is still very difficult to limit the downtime of your CNC machines.

CNC Automation enables you to further increase the output of your production. Your batches, even small ones, can be manufactured without an operator. The robot takes care of the loading and unloading of your lathe or milling machine, thus limiting the downtime. You can do so not only during the day, but also at night or during the weekend.

That way, you increase the number of spindle hours of your lathe or milling machine, making better use of the capacity of your machine park. By implementing CNC Automation, you can produce more at a lower cost. You will not only increase your production output, but also your revenue and profit margins.

How does CNC Automation increase revenue and profit?

Do you want to increase your profit margins with your CNC machines? Automation allows you to achieve more spindle hours without having to employ additional people. That way, you can significantly increase your profit margins.

Thanks to automation, your CNC machine can continue to work without an operator. You can do so during the day, but also at night or during the weekend. That way, you not only take full advantage of the capacity of your machine park, but also increase your profit margins.

Indeed, CNC Automation produces more components, so you can also invoice more, at a lower cost. Your automation can be paid back within 6 months, making you more profitable in the short term. The more hours you put your robot to work, the bigger your profit!

How does CNC Automation reduce labour costs?

Automation enables you to deploy your operators more efficiently, reducing your labour costs. Do you also experience difficulties finding well-trained CNC operators? Despite selection agencies, job advertisements or attractive employment conditions, it remains a challenge to fill CNC operator vacancies. In addition, staff costs may be a significant part of your cost structure.

Thanks to CNC Automation, you can make your operators more efficient. The added value of your people lies in their technical knowledge and experience. Allow these people to focus on their main task: programming and preparing the machine. Thanks to automation, they can spend more time on these creative tasks. Additionally, your people are less stressed in busy periods, and can even handle multiple machines. All this means that you can significantly reduce your labour costs.

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Frequently asked questions about CNC Automation and revenue

How does CNC Automation increase revenue?

CNC Automation lets your machines keep running without an operator, also at night and during the weekend. More spindle hours mean more components produced at a lower cost, so you can invoice more and increase your profit margins.

How quickly does a CNC Automation system pay for itself?

A CNC Automation system can be paid back within 6 months. The more hours your robot works, the bigger your profit. Request an ROI calculation to see what it means for your own production.

Can a CNC machine run without an operator at night?

Yes. With CNC Automation, a robot loads and unloads your lathe or milling machine, so it can continue production unmanned at night and during the weekend.

Does CNC Automation reduce labour costs?

Yes. Automation lets operators focus on programming and preparing the machine, and they can even handle multiple machines. You can therefore produce more without employing additional people.

Is CNC Automation also worth it for small batches?

Yes. With CNC Automation, even small batches can be manufactured without an operator, which limits machine downtime. Solutions such as the Turn-Assist and Mill-Assist load and unload your lathe or milling machine automatically.