Non‑standard Automatic Assembly Equipment

With the continuous rise of labor costs, more and more enterprises are focusing on factory automation, which brings great development opportunities to the industry. Meanwhile, improving service standards has become a top priority for the non‑standard automation machinery sector. There are a large number of domestic non‑standard automation enterprises in China, yet most of them are small‑sized. Common pain points include backward technical capability and homogeneous market competition. How to compete in this industry has become a major challenge.

Differences between Non‑standard Automatic Assembly Equipment & Standard Automatic Assembly Equipment

1. Standard automatic assembly equipment adopts a complete microcomputer control system. Its parameter setting is professional yet limited. Non‑standard automatic assembly equipment can be matched and configured according to actual working conditions instead of being standard off‑the‑shelf units.
2. Non‑standard automatic assembly equipment is customized upon client requirements to meet personalized production demands. Standard automatic assembly equipment features fixed models, mainly for mass‑produced homogeneous products on the market.
3. Non‑standard automatic assembly equipment is developed for diversified product‑production requirements and generally cannot be mass‑produced. Standard automatic equipment is applied for standardized parts and finished‑product assembly, mainly for homogeneous accessories and end‑products.