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54 MACHINERY UPDATE JULY/AUGUST <strong>2018</strong> www.machineryupdate.co.uk Feature: Automation, robotics and vision Schubert is giving customers better ways of working By digitally networking production systems, manufacturers can significantly increase their efficiency and availability and this is what packaging machinery manufacturer Schubert is now offering to its customers. With GRIPS.world, Schubert is providing its customers with a new digital platform that it says, will significantly improve service and system availability. With the GRIPS.world customer portal, all TLM machines from Schubert are now ready to connect to this digital platform upon customer request. In the mid-term, it will open up new opportunities for preventive maintenance as well as with customer communication. The GRIPS.world customer portal is the platform for operators of Schubert packaging machines to gather together all the important functions for monitoring and documenting machine data. It utilises a single user interface and also structures collaboration with Schubert in a simpler way. MAXIMISING PRODUCTIVITY As of May this year, all TLM machines are able to connect to the platform via the Internet to help ensure that customer productivity or overall equipment effectiveness (OEE) is maximised. OEE for individual machines and entire packaging lines is therefore monitored for each location on an ongoing basis, to provide The electronic service module or ESM Eyeing best connections The customer portal shows performance data of individual machines, or complete lines which allows for easier and quicker analysis an excellent overview of the production status of the systems. This customer portal is also used to analyse and display all the relevant process data of a TLM machine. With Schubert TLM monitoring, the Schubert Expert Center monitors the TLM machine on an ongoing basis, providing the user with additional production security. If contact with a service expert in the Schubert Expert Center is necessary, establishing contact is simplified and all information regarding the affected machine, program and architecture version etc is directly accessible by both the customer and the Schubert expert. 3D IMAGES OF MACHINERY Every Schubert machine built since 2004 has included an electronic service module, or ESM, which gives machine users a three-dimensional image of their specific machine, taken directly from the CAD data. The ESM can disassemble a packaging machine on screen into all its individual parts, thereby accurately identifying each of its assemblies and components. This allows any spare parts that are needed to be easily identified and placed directly into a digital shopping basket. If maintenance or repairs are required, the ESM can be called up, for example, on the programming device or another PC directly at the affected system. The areas included in the module, such as spare parts catalogue, wiring diagrams, operating instructions, as well as an optional repair manual and detailed assembly descriptions, contain all the information required for machine maintenance. Another important element of GRIPS.world will be the machine’s digital twin. This is a threedimensional image of the TLM machine that can be moved with the help of the original code of the VMS packaging machine control system. Customers can carry out simulations themselves using the digital twin, to show functionality and performance with new product shapes, for example. T 01676 525825 W www.schubert-uk.co.uk
WE HAVE THE SOLUTIONS FOR THE MOST COMPLEX PACKAGING PROBLEMS The demands in packaging are high. Our complete commitment is to the success of our customers. Future-looking technologies, market-orientated solutions and the expertise of an experienced manufacturer are what we draw on to increase your competitiveness. This is why companies worldwide trust in Balluff solutions for packaging systems. Phone: 01606 812 777 Fax: 01606 812 778 Email: sales@balluff.co.uk www.balluff.co.uk
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