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Industry 4.0 at ETI
Industry 4.0 was a new term a few years ago, but nowadays it is seen as normal, which is also the case at ETI. There are many answers to the question of what Industry 4.0 actually means as well as how individual companies experience and integrate it into their processes.
Jure Ferk |
FI relay process industrialization
As part of the renovation of the Residual Current Circuit Breakers (RCCBs) production, the opportunity arose to also redesign the FI relay process. FI relay is one of the key components used in residual current circuit breakers and ours has a unique design, structurally adapted to automatic assembly. Thus, we are now the first company with a fully automated FI relay manufacturing processes, leading to higher quality of the final product. With design adaptation, full traceability of assembly, control and thus also the final product, we ensure a longer service life and stability of the relay above any other on the market.
Andraž Pušnik |
Assembly line of the new RCCB EFI-P
One of the main requirements in the development of the new Residual Current Circuit Breakers (RCCBs) EFI-P was that the design must be suitable for the highest possible level of automation of component fabrication and final assembly. Therefore, the appropriate design solutions were taken into consideration as early as the product development phase.
Miran Dolinšek |
New generation of tools for perforating melting elements
Perforation of the melting element is one of the most important stages in the manufacture of fuses, which significantly affects the performance of the product. Customers' demands for quality and quantity have increased significantly in the last years, so it was time for a renewal of the tools and machines (presses), on which perforation is made.
| Bojan Urankar Constructor |
