A+W Software

Today, we have no workstations without a direct machine connection or A+W Cantor CIM workstation …. the integrated automatic feasibility checks are absolutely secure – assuming that the master data has been created correctly. This requires some effort during implementation, but for this, you are rewarded with intelligent functionalities that save a lot of time and money.

With the A+W Production system, we manage our complex product mix very flexibly. No more sheets are lost. And there are almost no complaints. We produce much greater quantities in the same amount of time. In addition, cutting has generally become more flexible and yield has increased significantly. The realtime optimization and automatic breakage pool also make a contribution here – poor sheets are remade immediately and can frequently still be delivered with the main order.

In the ever-evolving landscape of the glass industry, the integration of automation has emerged as a transformative force for the last few years. Automation brings with it the promise of increased efficiency, enhanced quality, and a competitive edge for companies of all sizes. For years enterprise companies have used automation to your advantage. Now as demand continues to rise, smaller to mid-sized companies are increasingly turning to automation to not only meet the challenges but to thrive in a dynamic market.

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The glass industry plays a crucial role in various sectors of society, including residential and commercial construction and automotive. The seamless functioning of logistics in our industry is imperative for sustained growth and customer satisfaction. Since the pandemic threw the world into upheaval and caused supply chains to crumble, there’s been an increased focus on logistics and potentially sourcing locally. Today we’ll delve into the intricacies of logistics as well as explore key challenges, innovative solutions, reducing waste, assessing production capabilities, and the critical role of efficient supply chain management.

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Welcome back to the second part in a three-part blog series designed to help managers and glass/window/door company owners find the best manufacturing software solution for their company. Part I covered the concerns of why people don’t change their old software and the first two steps in the strategy: Knowing Your Objective and Prioritizing Your Needs.

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