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HORIZON Smart Binding System @ Schwabenprint
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 เม.ย. 2020
- Automatisierung par excellence bei der Firma Schwabenprint: Horizon Falzmaschine AFV-566F, Klebebinder BQ-480 und Dreimesser-Vollautomat HT-1000V kombiniert mit Paper Processing von Hunkeler und modernster Robotertechnik. Das Ergebnis: vollautomatische, variable On-Demand-Buchproduktion.
Automation at its best at the company Schwabenprint: Horizon folding machine AFV-566F, perfect binder BQ-480 and three-knife trimmer HT-1000V combined with paper processing by Hunkeler and the latest robot technology. The result: fully automated, variable on-demand book production.
What a terrific use of automation from Hunkeler and Horizon. Watching this run with 1 operator is nothing short amazing!
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We need a solution like this!
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The nipper looked misaligned on the spine coming in into the trimmer.
Horizon Trimknife Trimmer BQ470
Slow slow slow , far too much going on to have this run like this for a week
Thanks for your comment. The Smart Binding System is actually not designed for huge runs of 10,000 copies, but rather for smaller runs. The big advantage: Due to the variable processing, the inline production enables a fully automated production of up to 800 copies per hour with product changes in thickness and format - without the need for operator intervention or changeover.
@@HORIZONGMBH 800 copies an hour ? So would take 40 years to pay for the system considering the consumable overheads and the size of the building high corporation tax all added ……… we have a saying for this busy fools . Are the photocells self cleaning ? Does the machine clear jams itself ? I’m guessing you would also pay electronic engineers and robotic engineers on massive wages . Looks fancy I’ll give you that so was the pdf workflow system I’m guessing is now redundant
@@ossyrover1982 The system is designed for a certain number of small runs as well as for single runs. The most important factor here is to minimise set-up times in order to allow the operator to concentrate on the quality of the products and to reduce his workload.