Dürr Emerges as the Green Queen of Assembly and Painting Lines with TOGG

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Published on 18/05/2023 at 11:55

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A perfect synergy and an unwavering respect for the environment – these are the qualities that define the partnership between Dürr and TOGG, Turkey’s first manufacturer of smart electric vehicles.

The TOGG Technology Campus: The Epicenter of a Green Future

At the heart of TOGG’s ecological endeavor is its brand-new technology campus. The Turkish giant has ambitious goals: its TOGG technology campus is set to become one of the first eco-friendly production units in Europe.

Thanks to Dürr, TOGG is now equipped with a sustainable painting line and a state-of-the-art final assembly system. The NEXT.assembly, Dürr’s complete solution for final assembly, is at the center of this green revolution, enabling unprecedented efficiency in vehicle assembly.

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A Sustainable and Smart Production

By 2030, the TOGG technology campus, located in Gemlik, western Turkey, will produce 175,000 units of smart electric vehicles annually. Thanks to the flexibility of Dürr’s painting and assembly systems, TOGG can easily scale its production capacity in the event of an increase in demand.

Saving Resources Throughout the Process

TOGG and Dürr’s focus on sustainability is evident at every stage of the production process. From choosing a lean painting process that minimizes energy demand to introducing innovative systems that drastically reduce water, electricity, and heat consumption, TOGG is setting new standards in eco-friendly vehicle manufacturing.

Advanced Painting Technology for a Stunning Appearance

In addition to its commitment to sustainability, TOGG also seeks excellence in the quality of its coatings. Thanks to Dürr’s state-of-the-art robots, the paint is applied with unparalleled precision, resulting in vehicles with a stunning appearance.

Reinventing Final Assembly with NEXT.assembly

With Dürr’s NEXT.assembly, TOGG is transforming vehicle final assembly. The focus is no longer just on individual components, but on the entire assembly unit, optimizing the efficiency of the assembly process as a whole.

Modernity and Flexibility in the Movement of Doors and Bodies

Dürr’s overhead conveyor technology ensures efficient processes prepared for the digital age. The possibility of later integrating processes or maintenance analysis tools makes production even more agile.

Dürr Emerges as the Green Queen of Assembly and Painting Lines with TOGG

The TOGG Technology Campus: The Epicenter of a Green Future

A Sustainable and Smart Production

Saving Resources Throughout the Process

Advanced Painting Technology for a Stunning Appearance

Reinventing Final Assembly with NEXT.assembly

Modernity and Flexibility in the Movement of Doors and Bodies

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