By embracing Artificial Intelligence (AI) and redefining its product offerings, Dimac Srl states it is shaping the future of zero-defect manufacturing with its ZED generation machine series, including the MCV4 ZED automatic sorting machine.
Dimac’s ZED generation machines aim to eliminate errors in fastener and metal part production, with a zero-defect commitment, as well as combine Statistical Process Control (SPC), 100% automatic inspection and seamless IT system integration. The machines have also been engineered to help manufacturers achieve stringent quality standards in highly competitive markets.
At the heart of the ZED generation is the MCV4 ZED, an automatic sorting machine designed for the 100% inspection of medium sized fasteners. Key features include simultaneous control of two parts, improving the sorting efficiency; an operator friendly HMI interface with an ergonomic and intuitive design to streamline operations; enhanced reliability with operational memory to safeguard productivity during power interruptions or jams; as well as redefined NDT crack detection and heat treatment inspection technology for superior precision.
Dimac underlines: “The MCV4 ZED doesn’t just speed up the sorting process; it redefines it. Its advanced features drastically reduce human error, ensure seamless operation and enhance overall reliability. The result is a more efficient production process with higher quality outputs, delivering on our promise of zero-defect manufacturing.”
Dimac’s proactive approach to innovation is evident in the company’s adoption of AI integration, which is the development and deployment of AI-powered algorithms integrated with advanced vision systems. The company has also redesigned modular systems, meaning it has a renewed line-up of 100% automatic inspection and sorting machines that offer superior efficiency and flexibility.
In addition, Dimac is doubling its production facilities in Tortona, Italy, to expand its global commercial network, as well as enhancing its digital presence by launching a brand new modern, user-friendly corporate website.
Having spent a decade in the fastener industry experiencing every facet – from steel mills, fastener manufacturers, wholesalers, distributors, as well as machinery builders and plating + coating companies, Claire has developed an in-depth knowledge of all things fasteners.
Alongside visiting numerous companies, exhibitions and conferences around the world, Claire has also interviewed high profile figures – focusing on key topics impacting the sector and making sure readers stay up to date with the latest developments within the industry.
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