A production cell combines several manufacturing steps within a single system. This shortens lead times, reduces transport requirements and improves process control. This results in greater efficiency and better quality.
Our process technology is characterised by customised, efficient concepts made up of tried-and-tested modules.
We offer customised automation solutions that are precisely tailored to customer requirements.
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A production cell combines several manufacturing steps within a single system. This shortens lead times, reduces transport requirements and improves process control. This results in greater efficiency and better quality.
EUTECT focuses on modular systems, the reuse of components and flexible usage models. This conserves resources, reduces waste and, at the same time, creates economic benefits for electronics manufacturing.
Reuse reduces investment costs and increases flexibility. EUTECT thus ensures rapid availability of components and stable processes through tested, refurbished systems.
At EUTECT, items such as mini-wave modules, soldering nozzles, control components and complete process cells are reused. These are inspected, refurbished and then reintegrated into production processes.
Cradle-to-Cradle describes a circular economy principle in which materials are not disposed of but reused. EUTECT has been implementing this concept for years in selective soldering technology by refurbishing components and reusing them.
Bespoke solutions enhance process reliability and reproducibility. EUTECT thus enables stable processes, protects components and, at the same time, reduces the cost per solder joint.
When integrating its systems, EUTECT ensures interface compatibility with robotics and MES systems. This enables workpiece carriers to be seamlessly integrated into existing production processes.
Simulations help to identify thermal and mechanical stresses at an early stage. EUTECT uses FEM analyses to optimise designs and ensure a high level of process stability.
The requirements analysis ensures that all process parameters are taken into account. EUTECT uses this phase to precisely define the assembly, cycle time and automation requirements, and to develop an optimal solution.
EUTECT manufactures titanium solder masks and workpiece carriers through a four-stage process comprising requirements analysis, design, manufacture and integration. This results in precise, reliable solutions for selective soldering processes.