Angeli Srl and Transition 4.0: just how smart are the new machines?

Industry 4.0, also known as the 4th Industrial Revolution, offers countless opportunities to industrial companies in terms of technological innovation and process control.

Against this backdrop, Angeli Srl has recently upgraded numerous wire netting and electro-welded mesh machine models in its product range to 4.0 specifications. The project stemmed from the request of a customer willing to take advantage of the state incentives for purchasing smart plants and equipment.

That said, the updates made provide added value and additional features regardless of your target market or availability of stimulus.

Just how smart are the new machines? Some of the most significant upgrades include:
• PLC management software for more accurate process control;
• new assistance modules to answer remotely an even greater range of problems;
• real-time intercommunication with the company network;
• possibility to send production orders to the machines and generate reports, saving time and optimizing productivity.
When carrying out the updates, Angeli Srl also thought about the issue of the availability of spare parts. The company has reduced the number of specially-designed components. That will help speed up supply times and contain costs.

Network access is one of the main requirements of Industry 4.0.
Based on this principle, Angeli machines can be:
• prearranged for the communication of the relevant production data, should the customer already have its production management software installed. In this case, the customer will request the necessary changes on its software;
• equipped with Angeli custom software for two-way communication without the customer having to worry about the implementation. This solution is both convenient and complete.
For more information about available models, we invite you to contact Angeli Srl through the references on the side.

Angeli Srl has been designing and manufacturing cutting-edge machines for the production of wire netting and electro-welded mesh since 1956.