The development trend of the automation non-standard equipment industry chain

The emergence of all things is due to subjective factors, and the resulting system is intricate and complex. The current situation of non-standard devices is also the result of various elemental effects. Although non-standard equipment is still a relatively healthy industry chain at present, the seven major obstacles that automation non-standard equipment enterprises face have become increasingly significant, endangering the development trend of the non-standard automation equipment industry chain. Non standard equipment cannot be mass-produced, large enterprises are unwilling to do it, and small-scale enterprises are very likely to have a survival environment. Non standard automation equipment has no standard to follow, and is customized according to the current production and manufacturing situation of the company.

The equipment of Company A is usually only suitable for Company A and cannot be mass-produced and copied to Company B. An automation non-standard equipment enterprise usually needs two or three months from the time when the customer shows the requirements, the non-standard equipment factory shows the design scheme, discusses and clarifies the plan, signs the contract, issues the design drawings, parts processing, to the acceptance of the equipment assembly project.

At this point, it is necessary to ensure that each industry chain in the company complements the development trend, so that the industry chain can continue to develop afterwards. Nowadays, many products have some unique characteristics in production and manufacturing, and some general equipment of automation non-standard equipment enterprises cannot meet the requirements of these products. In order to better improve production and manufacturing efficiency, non-standard automation equipment can meet these special requirements according to specific production and manufacturing requirements. Nowadays, the proportion of non-standard automation equipment is also increasing in many companies' production and manufacturing of goods.