Although its Swiss origin is closely linked to glass processing since 1964, the activity of this firm in the Mexican market starts in the north of the country, from Apodaca, Nuevo Leon, from where it offers "technology products for sheet and plate processing", as summarized by the director of Bystronic, engineer Javier Ramirez. Certainly this firm excels in the automation of material and data flow along the entire cutting and bending process chain.
Ramirez indicates that the main products that will be possible to witness at FABTECH Mexico in May are its laser cutting systems, bending machines, laser cutting for tubes and, of course, automation systems related to sheet and plate, whether ferrous or non-ferrous materials. In addition, Bystronic has applications for processing in its different stages, software, specialized services and support.
The director of this company likes to exemplify the range of its offer with an emblematic case: "For a company that was a bit isolated, in an area where there are not many people specialized in machinery processes or CNC (Computer Numerical Control) handling, we developed the project of an automation system for a very risky customer," says Ramirez, "who with this system with material storage could avoid the lack of personnel and have their machine working efficiently and continuously. We achieved this in a place where you wouldn't really imagine that there could be a machine with these characteristics, and everything is going very well".
Visitors to FABTECH Mexico will see in action laser cutting and automation systems, press brakes and bending automation, tube machining. And for those interested who do not have a large investment, there are plans for reconditioned machinery.
