Passt Coating AG, Nunningen
- Before
- No powder coaters left to hire, orders piling up, the business close to shutting down.
- After
- The old line runs at full capacity again, and the plant is now our demo site in Switzerland.
4 months to full capacity
Use cases
From paint shops, factory halls, hospitals, schools and an airport: what was holding our customers back, what we built and what it achieved. Every case with its status and date.
29 in industry, 17 in buildings and services, 11 of them named
Every case is a project that is running, being commissioned, ordered or tested as a pilot. We never show offers or lost projects.
We name only customers whose work with us is already public. All others we describe by industry and location, without names, logos or recognizable faces.
Numbers are rounded and carry a period and a source, usually Robonnement OS, the system we run our fleet, projects and service on. Quotes only when approved and word for word.
Application
Type
Status
4 months to full capacity
About 200 °C reached by every mold before the robot sprays the die coating
In three shifts, coaters stand under truck bodies and work overhead in the powder cloud.
About 1,900 m² cleaned by the robot per night, resin included
4 weeks from pre-assembly in our workshop to the painted part, without stopping production
1 month from the first day on site to handover
About 1,700 m² cleaned by the robots per working day, on five out of six days.
The paint is mixed by hand, and acceptance requires proven machine capability.
Cmk ≥ 1.67 machine capability to be proven at acceptance for dosing, robot and turntable
Collecting and sorting waste where passengers are on the move, with too few cleaning staff.
18 robots 15 for waste collection, 3 service robots
246 of 301 days in use, with about 1,300 m² per run
About 1,800 m² per working day, on three floors by elevator
About 4,000 m² swept by the robot per working day, in about three and a half hours
14 of 14 commissioning days on schedule, station by station
The same part was rated differently on two days, depending on the inspector.
6 minutes at most per set, at about 35 sets a day: the customer’s target
About 4 hours after a collision, the robot was back in production
6 weeks until the second robot was ordered
About 1,100 m² per working day in production
4 weeks from the start of installation to full operation
About 2,700 m² of production hall per working day
About 30 s for a color change with automatic gun and pressure tank
About 2,100 m² cleaned by the robot per working day
93 out of 100 runs finish without help
530 km driven by the customer with his own part for the test coating
About 3,400 m² of gym floor a day in four gyms
100 programs now fit into the program memory, instead of 30
About 1,600 m² per working day
About 2 hours to set up the cleaning robot
1 week for installation and handover
About 2,000 m² cleaned per day by one of the partner’s robots
Carbon parts in many variants, the highest demands on the surface, and every step must be documented.
Wet on wet: one painter per shift for the primer and one for the top coat.
Comparing the big application suppliers, and wanting to see a system in operation first.
A service provider who must be able to rely on his equipment at every customer job.
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Find your problem
Sentences we hear again and again in conversations, and what we do about them. Each one leads to a case.
What we do: The robot learns from the painter you have and paints alongside in every shift.
View case: BETEC Beschichtungstechnik, near KarlsruheWhat we do: Your best painter’s movements stay in the company as a program.
View case: Sievers Lackierungen, OberkochenWhat we do: The robot repeats the same path, part after part.
View case: Aerospace supplier in WestphaliaWhat we do: A robot on the line coats undercuts, undersides and beams that automatic guns cannot reach.
View case: Schneider Electric, plant in southern GermanyWhat we do: Programming by demonstration. A scanner recognizes the part and picks the program.
View case: Drive technology maker in Baden-WürttembergWhat we do: More parts per shift, without an extra person in the booth.
View case: Passt Coating AG, NunningenWhat we do: Mixing and dosing technology sized to your volume, with our own low-pressure 2K solution.
View case: Plastics paint shop for medical technology in the Black Forest-Baar districtWhat we do: Installation during the plant shutdown or station by station, technicians on site, weekends included.
View case: Window manufacturer in the Upper PalatinateWhat we do: The robot takes on the strenuous work, people stay in control.
View case: Krone Group, coating plant in EmslandWhat we do: An inspection cell measures every part and files a report.
View case: Camouflage Automotive, Heilbronn: inspection cellWhat we do: The robots clean at night and on weekends; the report is ready in the morning.
View case: CERN, GenevaWhat we do: A dedicated program with dwell time loosens the resin before school sports begin.
View case: Municipal sports hall in BaselWhat we do: The robot takes the elevator by itself.
View case: Cantonal school in ThurgauWhat we do: We answer the questions openly, including those where a robot is not yet certified.
View case: Technical fabrics maker in eastern SwitzerlandWhat we do: We choose the robot that suits the dirt.
View case: Food producer in the Zurich UnterlandWhat we do: There are small versions, and we tell you beforehand whether it pays off.
View case: Job coater in LübeckWhat we do: An encoder on the chain sprocket synchronizes the robot with your chain. The line stays as it is.
View case: Passt Coating AG, NunningenWhat we do: We start with one robot in your existing booth and test with your own parts first.
View case: Plastics paint shop for medical technology in the Black Forest-Baar districtWhat we do: A photo of every good part shows the condition in which it left the plant.
View case: Carbon add-on parts paint shop in Rhenish HesseWhat we do: A sensor measures every part by the same rule, every day.
View case: Carbon add-on parts paint shop in Rhenish HesseCustomer films
Real photos from our projects, with place and month.
Contact
Tell us what holds you up every day. Often we can tell you on the phone whether a robot is worth it.
How we start
We look at your parts, booth, line or floors. You get an honest answer on whether a robot pays off for you, and if it does, a first concept.
See a robot at work and ask the people who run it every day.
More than 200 robots at more than 150 customers · Application technology for the paint industry since 2008