With an Investment of 12 Million Reais, Librelato Innovates Its Production Line by Investing in Automation Processes and Acquiring the Largest Robotic Welding Cell in Latin America

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 08/07/2022 at 10:30

Updated on 19/07/2022 at 15:33

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Robotized Cell Technology Will Weld Complete Chassis Structure In Just 30 Minutes, A 35% Reduction In Production Time

Librelato has innovated once again in its production line by investing in digitalization and automation processes. This time, the company invested in the largest Robotized Welding Cell in Latin America, which will weld the entire structure of the implement, not just a part of it.

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The project lasted two years with an investment of 12 million reais. The technology will allow for the complete welding of an implement in just 30 minutes, a 35% reduction in production time, enabling the manufacture of 25 implements per day, a 20% increase.

Operators Underwent Specific Training to Work Safely and Productively With The Largest Robotized Welding Cell In Latin America

The equipment began installation in 2021 at the factory in Criciúma, SC, and it is expected to start operating in March. During this period, the operators underwent specific training to work with the equipment safely and productively.

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Industry 4.0 Transforms The Entire Production Chain In Project And Manufacturing Areas

Industry 4.0 is responsible for transforming the entire production chain in the implement sector, from the project and manufacturing areas of products to the internal structure of the company and its communication with customers and suppliers. The application of industrial internet and robotics is shaking up the market and bringing innovations that can increase productivity and stimulate business.

“The Robotized Welding Cell Will Have Real-Time Integration. From my home, through my cellphone, I will be able to see what is happening in production, and this is a significant advancement for Librelato and its end customers,” concludes Rodrigo Corso.

Founded in 1969 in the city of Orleans, SC, Librelato is now one of the most innovative implement manufacturers in Brazil. With around 1,600 employees and revenue of 950 million reais in 2019, the company focuses its factories in its home state, with two units in Içara and one in Criciúma. Its 60 representatives are strategically located in all Brazilian regions, as well as in South American countries such as Paraguay, Uruguay, Bolivia, and Chile. Librelato has one of the most comprehensive product portfolios in the country, including trailers, semi-trailers, bitrem, tritrem, and rodotrens for dry cargo, grain, all-purpose, carbon steel tanks, cylindrical carbon steel tanks, forestry, aluminum vans, tarpaulin-covered vans, tarpaulin-covered vans for beverage transport, containers, stainless steel cylindrical tanks, sugarcane transport, and refrigerated transport.

With an Investment of 12 Million Reais, Librelato Innovates Its Production Line by Investing in Automation Processes and Acquiring the Largest Robotic Welding Cell in Latin America

Robotized Cell Technology Will Weld Complete Chassis Structure In Just 30 Minutes, A 35% Reduction In Production Time

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Operators Underwent Specific Training to Work Safely and Productively With The Largest Robotized Welding Cell In Latin America

Industry 4.0 Transforms The Entire Production Chain In Project And Manufacturing Areas

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With an Investment of 12 Million Reais, Librelato Innovates Its Production Line by Investing in Automation Processes and Acquiring the Largest Robotic Welding Cell in Latin America

Robotized Cell Technology Will Weld Complete Chassis Structure In Just 30 Minutes, A 35% Reduction In Production Time

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