Lecture
Smart Material Provision for Efficient THT Assembly
- at -
- Hall A1A1.105
- Language: English
- Type: Lecture
Lecture description
THT hand assembly remains indispensable in many electronics manufacturing environments. In our presentation, we will provide insights into innovative material provision solutions – from ergonomically optimized manual assembly workstations to the seamless integration of THT assembly machines into complex production lines. Discover how smart concepts can accelerate processes, reduce errors, and sustainably increase efficiency in THT manufacturing.
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