Volvo Factory in Curitiba Starts Production of Trucks With Cutting-Edge Technology for the Brazilian Freight Transport Market

New Volvo Truck Models Being Assembled in Curitiba Are Already Considered the Best in the Market in the Cargo Transport Sector    

The new Volvo F-series models are already in the initial production phase at the Curitiba (PR) factory. With launches on the way, the manufacturing operation is also advancing the necessary improvements to continue the production processes, aiming to support the increase in available configurations that will be integrated into the new range. With the enhancements that Volvo’s models have received, the new FH, FM, and FMX trucks are already considered by the company one of its largest global launches. In operations conducted in Brazilian territory, where our country is also responsible for exports to other countries in Latin America, Volvo allocated an investment of around R$ 1 billion to the factories.

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New Volvo Truck Line Is the Most Recommended for Cargo Transportation

The new Volvo line, however, is also being built in a completely reformed environment. Advances in the rigorous concepts of Industry 4.0 have brought even more efficiency and control over all production processes of engines and transmissions, as well as a redesign of cabins and the overall assembly of trucks within the factory.

Furthermore, each factory responsible for assembling the Volvo truck line has a digital integration that ensures the correct sequencing and better visibility of the various stages of manufacturing.

The new lineage of Volvo trucks is already recommended as the best and most efficient for cargo transportation. The super production in Curitiba is in full swing so that everyone can officially get to know Volvo’s models very soon.

Production in Full Swing at Volvo’s Factory Unit in Curitiba

The Vice President of Manufacturing at Volvo, Cyro Martins, reported that the Volvo factory in Curitiba has consolidated the vehicle manufacturing processes into a single unit, allowing the company to achieve gains in processes in addition to quality in the services performed within the unit.

Cyro states that all factory workers were concerned with once again anticipating the best trends in the cargo transportation sector. Several automated processes have been integrated into the factories, such as guided vehicle technology, virtual simulations, and the use of drones that help maintain control of the manufacturing inventory, which has already been part of the routine activities at the Curitiba unit.

With the arrival of the new Volvo truck models, the factory required additional reinforcement to handle the service demanded by the company.

Adaptations and Improvements of the Vehicles and the Factory

During the assembly of the trucks, some pneumatic ‘tighteners’ were immediately replaced with electronic ones, ensuring stability and more precision in the assembly of over four thousand screws, not to mention improvements in working conditions for the operational team.

Additionally, Volvo has introduced a new feat, the inclusion of robots, which have already come into action in the factory, also participating in the assembly of the truck’s instrument panel.

The installed equipment is responsible for controlling the volume of sealant application, and some cameras instantly inspect the results. If a failure occurs in the process, the robot is responsible for communicating with the operations department.