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As part of our continued efforts to expand intelligent manufacturing solutions globally, we recently welcomed an Indonesian client back to our facility. This follow-up visit focused on demonstrating our latest handling systems in real production scenarios and deepening discussions on project implementation for their local operations.
During the factory tour, the client observed and operated several of our core material handling systems, each designed to improve productivity, safety, and ergonomics on the shop floor.
1. 300kg Drum Handling Pneumatic Manipulator
The visit began with a live demonstration of our pneumatic manipulator lifting a 300kg industrial oil drum. The client tested its smooth, one-handed operation and appreciated how it allows safe and efficient movement of heavy loads with minimal physical effort.
2. 50kg Casting Transfer pneumatic manipulator
Next, in the casting area, we showcased the handling of 50kg metal castings manipulator. Using mechanical grippers and vacuum options, the system provides secure, repeatable transfers ideal for forging and machining environments—an area of particular interest to the client.
3. 30kg Transfer Boxes with Jib Crane System
The client then examined our lightweight jib crane setup, moving 30kg material boxes in confined spaces. Its compact footprint, flexible mounting options, and 360° rotation make it ideal for warehouse and assembly lines.
4. 100kg Steel Plate Handling with Gantry Crane
Finally, a gantry-mounted pneumatic crane demonstrated stable lifting and precise positioning of a 100kg steel sheet. The solution is designed for high-frequency loading tasks in cutting, welding, or CNC environments.
Each station allowed the client to experience firsthand the improved safety, reduced labor fatigue, and enhanced operational efficiency these systems deliver.
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After the demonstration, both teams held a focused meeting to align on project objectives and implementation. Key discussion points included:
Customized Solution Design
Based on factory layout drawings provided by the client, we proposed specific equipment models, installation layouts, and handling workflows to maximize space and throughput.
Operator Training and Local Service
We outlined a localized support plan including multilingual manuals, on-site training, and remote diagnostics to ensure seamless adoption in the client’s Indonesian facility.
Implementation Timeline
Both parties agreed on a phased rollout, with the first set of equipment scheduled for delivery in the next quarter, covering critical operations in their casting and assembly workshops.
This visit marked another step forward in our long-term partnership. By combining hands-on equipment validation with detailed project planning, we are proud to support our Indonesian partner’s journey toward safer, smarter, and more efficient production.