Lines that run, and the numbers to prove it.

A 1990s relay-logic forming line moved to modern PLCs, remote I/O and a plant-wide SCADA view without losing a single production week.

A six-axis robot now loads formed battery trays into the press line, guided by a camera that checks every part before it moves.

Filler, capper, labeller and case packer from four vendors, tied into one line controller with a single changeover button.

Two milling centres and a pallet store now run the night shift alone, with in-process gauging that corrects tool wear before parts drift.

Pallet conveyors, a stretch-wrap station and a handover point where autonomous mobile robots take over from forklifts.

Seventeen stations from bare frame to leak-tested module, each one scanning, torquing and logging what it did.