KEIL accepted this challenge. The essential components of the printing equipment for black ink were decommissioned in Munich and reassembled by KEIL on-site in Celle. KEIL team has faced various challenges, e.g. to accomplish an optimal design of equipment layout while taking into account technical factors, such as equipment condition and the space limitations on-site.
The task included the entire handling of fluids and solids from the raw material supply right to the connection at the filling stations. Furthermore, the system was equipped with new sensors and a new switching gear, re-programmed and commissioned by KEIL automation team.
“Despite all obstacles and challenges, we were able to complete the project successfully and we are already looking forward to continued cooperation with hubergroup Deutschland”, said Jürgen Mönkedieck, planning and sales engineer at KEIL Anlagenbau.