What are the differences between non-standard automation equipment and automation equipment?

What are the differences between non-standard automation equipment and automation equipment? We all know that with the continuous increase of labor costs in China, many enterprises are gradually paying attention to the field of factory automation, which has also brought unlimited development opportunities to this industry

At the same time, how to improve the service of this industry has become a key focus of the non-standard automation machinery industry At present, there are many non-standard automation and mechanization enterprises in China, but they are generally small in scale and relatively backward in technology

Homogenization of competition is a common characteristic So how to participate in the competition of this industry has become a new challenge. Let's analyze it for everyone and take a look together:

Firstly, let's introduce the difference between non-standard automation equipment and automation equipment:

1. Non standard automation is set up and customized according to customer requirements, and automation is a fixed model.

2. Non standard automation refers to small-scale production, and automated equipment is suitable for large production volumes.

3. Automation equipment is controlled by microcomputers and manufactured in complete sets, and its settings have certain professionalism and limitations. Non standard automation equipment can be matched and set up according to actual needs, but it is not a standard equipment.

Non standard automation equipment refers to non-standard automation equipment customized according to customer needs. Also belonging to the field of automation, the functions are designed according to the process requirements of enterprise users

Customized automated mechanical equipment is easy to operate, flexible, and versatile. Its functions can be added according to user requirements, and there is ample room for modification. Currently commonly used in industries such as industry, electronics, healthcare, and aerospace.