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These tools are tailored to your needs and lead to more efficiency, productivity and safety in handling. Our expertise in design and standardization, as well as in lifting and lowering, allows us to develop certified systems that ensure the necessary functions for precise and sensitive operations. In doing so, we have a significant amount of experience with 0-gravity means, offering improved ergonomics for operators. Through a highly qualified supply chain and a specific control process, we guarantee a high level of quality for the realization of your project and the Factory of the Future.
Different Applications of our Lifting Devices
For ergonomic and efficient production, various lifting devices are required to hold and lift the components. From heavy fuselage structures to smaller parts such as luggage compartments in the cabin, we are able to provide the solution for a wide variety of assembly areas.
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Ramping Up Wind Turbine Production with Torque Systems – Broetje-Automation delivers automated equipment to Siemens Gamesa
- Published on 21 March 2024
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The production of wind turbines is expected to increase drastically in the coming years. To prepare for a fast and reliable production ramp-up, Broetje-Automation supports Siemens Gamesa with automated equipment. With the delivery of an automated bolt fastening machine to the factory in Cuxhaven, the partners have reached an important milestone in the establishment of the Torque Systems product family.
VE2E: Research project for the development of the factory of the future a complete success
- Published on 11 March 2024
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It began as a promising vision in July 2021 and has now come to a successful conclusion: the research project “Vertically integrated, sustainable end-to-end factory (VE2E)” for the development of a digital Factory of the Future. At the beginning of March, the forward-looking results of the research project were presented to a wide audience at Premium AEROTEC’s Varel site.