Haumiller Engineering offers expert equipment commissioning and evaluations, focusing on high-speed continuous motion assembly and custom automation, to ensure your machinery operates at peak efficiency and reliability.
Equipment commissioning involves verifying that all building systems and components are planned, installed, tested, operated, and maintained in line with the owner's and tenants' operational needs. This process applies to not only new projects but also existing units and systems undergoing expansion, renovation, or upgrading. Haumiller’s engineers can perform an evaluation of your system as a method of continuous improvement, aligning with assembly automation principles. We specialize in high-speed continuous motion assembly and custom automation, ensuring your assembly machines operate efficiently.
Haumiller Engineering excels in the installation and detailed commissioning of high-speed continuous motion assembly machines, ensuring each component functions seamlessly within the operational system. Our commitment extends to regular equipment evaluations for performance optimization, aligning with stringent industry standards for peak production efficiency. Our proactive approach not only integrates components like conveyor belts and robotic arms for precise operations but also focuses on continual enhancements and custom automation solutions tailored to client needs. This strategy minimizes downtime and promotes sustainable operational success, adhering to best practices in high-speed assembly environments.
Our continuous motion assembly machine solutions are designed to enhance high-speed assembly performance. We will work with your operators and technicians, leveraging our engineering expertise in automation, to understand what they need to keep the system running efficiently, potentially by reducing the time spent maintaining the system.
Our testing team isn't trying to make the machine work, it's trying to make the machine fail. We assess the durability of every machine to ensure your machine will last with any operator under any condition.
A series of short tests of every separate function of the machine to find obvious errors while running only the specific parts, and is completed when each function of the machine has run approximately 10 seconds.
Phase 2 is a series of tests, operating the machine as a whole interactive system. It is completed when the machine has run approximately 5 consecutive minutes with every function working.
A test of each specified set of parts, with every function working and the machine operating as a complete, interactive system. This phase is considered complete when the machine has run satisfactorily for 30 consecutive minutes unless a different time frame is specified.
We go Above and Beyond to Understand Clients' Unique Needs, Providing Solutions That are Tailored to Their Goals
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