Special Purpose Machines (SPMs) are automated systems that are especially designed to perform a specific task or process in the automotive industry. These machines are used in a variety of applications, such as torque, pressing, endurance, riveting, robotics-based automation, leak testing, batch coding, assembly lines for production, and end of life (EOL) drive shafts.

 

SPMs help improve production speed and precision by replacing labor-intensive manual processes.

They are designed to reduce production cycles and costs, while increasing safety and quality. The machines are engineered to meet specific requirements, and the components used to build them are carefully selected for their durability and reliability.

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SPMs are available in a range of sizes and configurations. Depending on the application, some machines may be equipped with sensors, feedback systems, and programmable logic controllers (PLCs) to monitor and control the process. This helps to keep the process safe and efficient, and reduce the risk of errors and accidents.

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The use of SPMs in the automotive industry is rapidly growing due to the need for increased speed and precision in production. SPMs are reliable and cost-effective solutions that help improve production quality and reduce costs. The machines