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Blur Machine Laboratory specializes in High-Speed Machines.
If you manufacture products in very high volumes, you can become more competitive by taking advantage of machine speed. Blur offers indexing machine speeds of 300 cycles/minute and higher.
Fast machines achieve high throughput via short machine cycle times and a minimum of equipment. Slow machines achieve higher throughput by multiplying tooling, instrumentation, feed systems - ultimately multiplying the amount of gear in your factory. By moving toward high machine speeds you will
Own Less Equipment
Improve Process Reliability
Improve Product Quality
Lean out your factory. Minimize your operating costs. Be more competitive!
Own Less Equipment
One machine, as opposed to 2, or 3, or 4 machines is
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less expensive to buy
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less expensive to own, operate, maintain , and repair
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requires less ancillary equipment
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occupies less space in your factory
Everything that has some functionality has some definite unreliability associated with it. The aggregate effect of this is a machine with a red or yellow light flashing over it.
As you multiply these items, the overall reliability goes down, and the machine is idle more often for longer times. Minimize - and go faster.
Improve Process Reliability
Improve Product Quality
To perform an assembly step on 2, or 4, or 8 products at once introduces additional variation in the position of the part relative to the position of the nested assembly. Other variations are introduced as well.
The result is poorer quality. It is a mathematical certainty. Get your tooling down to 1-up, if at all possible. Just run faster.
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