Automation and the —increasingly accelerated— incorporation of data systems in metalworking have made FABTECH Mexico a place of permanent change and production and manufacturing solutions increasingly oriented towards digitalization.
TURCK and its experience at FABTECH Mexico
For TURCK Mexico, a leading manufacturer of industrial automation technologies, the event has become a vital stage to spread out the concepts related to the acceleration of this operational and information technology (OT/IT) integration trend.
"What we have found in FABTECH is that every year exhibitors try to show the latest in manufacturing technology, a fact that allows us to remain part of a movement that is placing Mexico as a country of high technological level," says Javier Peña, general manager of TURCK Mexico.
As exhibitors, we can see that "FABTECH has become the most important exhibition in the country," said the manager, who also pointed out that the metalworking industry is increasingly important, with users of machinery and equipment from almost all industrial sectors.
He added that, although the automotive sector has become the engine of Mexican manufacturing, other sectors have been growing and are visible in attending FABTECH to know the best technology for products available in the national market. "We started participating from the beginning, and we have chosen it among other expos in the country because it has a better impact, reaches more users — and potential customers— from a wide variety of markets, which we can cover from a single event."
What will TURCK exhibit at FABTECH Mexico?
TURCK will exhibit at FABTECH with automation and field device innovations, as it is well recognized for its leadership in offering inductive sensors. In recent years, they have expanded their portfolio towards new technologies for process automation, with automation systems aimed at intercommunication between devices and traceability, areas in which TURCK has also become an undisputed leader, with structured solutions based on data acquisition, radio frequency information transmission (RFID) and predictive applications for maintenance or production management. "Data communication via ethernet is not a novelty anymore and has become mandatory in industrial plants," explains Peña.
Learn more about the solutions offered by TURCK Mexico here: https://www.turck.com.mx/es/industrias-y-soluciones-58.php
Data acquisition solutions, a must!
In FABTECH Mexico 2023, TURCK will introduce solutions aimed at data acquisition, communication between equipment, and radiofrequency traceability within the processes and the finished product outside them. Data acquisition has become much more critical. There is no longer talk of finished products and quality control but also of interconnection technologies to predictive maintenance solutions, with information obtained from each machine and each process. "This, in metalworking, not long ago seemed like a futuristic theme, but now it's part of everyday production."
In Mexico, says Javier Peña, there is a great opportunity because there is an enormous migration of manufacturing from China and other countries that seek to be closer to the United States to create more compact, efficient, and lower-risk supply chains.
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