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Japan has been a vibrant member of the aerospace family for many years. Broetje-Automation is present in this important market for many years now and is a proud contributor to the japanese industry with latest automation technologies and aerospace assembly solutions.
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From one of the most modern assembly lines in the global aerospace industry at the Mitsubishi Heavy Industries factory in Nagoya to daily care with our service teams we cover the entire product portfolio of Broetje-Automation in Japan.
Broetje-Automation offers full turnkey solutions to establish automated assembly lines.
Modern assembly lines are digitally interconnected and provide valuable process integration for the Factory of the Future
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Next Generation Assembly Technology: Offical handover of the most modern fuselage panel production line to Mitsubishi heavy industries
- Published on 22 June 2022
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Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) and Broetje-Automation have finalized one of the most advanced production lines in the aerospace industry. At the MHI Hiroshima factory the final fastening system of the new panel production line for the Boeing 777-X program was completed and handed over to the customer. The two production lines include nine major fastening systems and mark a big milestone towards the digitally integrated Factory of the Future.
