SMARTFLEX RIVER SYSTEM

SMARTFLEX RIVER SYSTEM An automation solution with virtually unlimited storage capacity, the River System is fully customizable to fit a shop’s specific needs and maximize workflow efficiency. A River system streamlines production by eliminating nonvalue-added activities associated with inventory control and administration. The system can be installed as a stand-alone rack supplying material to nearby work stations, integrated with Mitsubishi lasers for lights out operation, or perform both functions. All River systems are configured specifically for a customer’s unique space and application. Mitsubishi can also customize other systems within the automation lineup, or in some cases design an entirely new system. For example, one Wisconsin customer had Mitsubishi design a system that automatically removes nest skeletons from its dual laser line. They go right out the building and into a dumpster. If you have a special application or goal, Mitsubishi is ready to listen! Get Started with FABCOR Machinery SmartFlex River System Features No Two Systems Alike - 5’ x 10’ or 2m x 4m, single-sided or dual-sided (racks on either side, elevator down the middle). Custom built to your specifications, all designed with future expansion in mind. Built to Last – heavy-duty tubular steel construction, not the angle iron found on some automated racks. The system is designed to accommodate several generations of Mitsubishi lasers. Two Rack Styles Available – the Rapid version holds just raw material with all nests flowing to carts. The Compact-style rack can hold both material and returned cut nests for later retrieval. Loading Buffer Stations – Ensure that lasers won’t have to wait for material to arrive. River Navigator Software – network-based, tracks material, WIP, finished goods, material allocation and reorder points. From Ncell, industry leaders in production automation software. Remarkably Reliable – one Wisconsin owner of a 10-year-old River is starting to replace the original lasers in the line, and has had few problems over the years. And such a system is still fully expandable.