Smart Manufacturing with FA
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Hyundai-Wia has been a leader of factory automation (FA) systems for many years. Hyundai-Wia initially designed these systems to improve production processes of their automotive powertrain components. Today our FA systems are not only a key function in many automotive OEM plants, but they also play a key role in many industrial, medical and aerospace component manufacturing plants.
Hyundai-Wia’s factory automation systems help to maximize the daily output you need to get from your production processes. Like the saying goes: “Time is money.” Our complete turnkey FA systems increase efficiency and safety, thereby optimizing productivity and reducing costs, allowing you to be more competitive. Our machines, robots and fixture systems provide the total integrated solution for all your manufacturing needs.
Highlights of FA:
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Built-to-last dependable machining centers
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Computer integrated systems
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Robotics, controllers, assembly systems, and facility processing reforms
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Production and installation of automation equipment
Win a free trip to Korea! To register, visit our booth at IMTS 2016, Booth S-8948, and learn more by visiting the imts.com showroom.
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