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Challenges in the Automotive Industry

The automotive industry is very dynamic and requires extreme flexibility from automotive manufacturers.

The growing global competition demands smart production systems, combined with flexible logistics systems.

They can be adapted quickly and thus also serve the ever-increasing demand for model diversity.

In addition to the installation, a simple operation of the system plays an important role.

Automotive manufacturers increasingly find that they have to expand their core competencies in areas ranging from automotive industry to mobility or even to re-define those areas.

They are only able to stand in the competition if they could cope with developments around Industrie 4.0. demographic change and data-driven production.

Solutions for the automotive industry

KUKA offers you the necessary configuration options to meet all the automotive challenges efficiently:

through adaptable, modular and automated production and logistics processes, we pave the way to sustainable success in the automotive industry.

Our services and expertises

The KPP can additionally contain axis amplifiers for one to three axes. The drive interface on the connector panel is not included.

KUKA offers a range of production machines with which you can integrate standardized systems and components into customized production processes.

Depending on the specific requirements, automation components and function packages can be implemented directly in your production system or slightly modified.

Whether you need modern and efficient foundry equipment or machines for connecting various material combinations -

All these components have one thing in common: they are tried-and-tested products that are cost-effective and easy to integrate.

Highly dynamic. the KR 1000 titan handles the heaviest workpieces and components precisely and safely.

KUKA at the Battery Show Europe in Stuttgart

Modern technologies and processes such as friction stir welding are playing an increasingly important role in the complex production of electric vehicles and their batteries.

KUKA has been supporting customers here for decades with comprehensive industry and technology expertise.

At the Battery Show Europe in Stuttgart, the largest event for battery and electric vehicle technology in Europe,

industry experts and leading manufacturers will be talking about the latest developments.

KUKA will also be there from June 18 - 20. 2024 in hall 9. booth D20.

Robot-Store provides used or new industrial robot spares for KUKA robot, FANUC robot, ABB robot, MOTOMAN robot, and other manufacturers.

In addition, our expert will help to identify the parts you need If you are not sure which parts to quote.

Most of the robot parts have a unique number that will tell us exactly the robot spares you require for your robot.

The KUKA Power Pack is the drive power supply of the robot controller and generates the intermediate

circuit voltage with which the internal drive controllers and external drives are supplied.

The KPP can additionally contain axis amplifiers for one to three axes. The drive interface on the connector panel is not included.

Tailor-made services: from preventive maintenance to performance checks

Successful production is reliant on availability, output and quality of automation.

We can offer you a flexible range of services all over the world with measures tailored to

your individual needs to ensure that your machines and systems have the highest possible uptime.

With our various service level agreements, we offer everything from regular inspections and a technical hotline

to maintenance and extended warranties.

You can also benefit from our repair and replacement concepts,

the KUKA spare parts finder and a detailed analysis and performance check for your robot system.

KUKA is also responsible for the entire friction stir welding

In friction stir welding or FSW welding, a rotating, pin-like tool is guided between the contact surfaces of the component.

The frictional heat causes the material to plasticize, and the parts are joined together.

Even difficult-to-weld or dissimilar materials such as aluminum can be welded together with magnesium, copper, or steel.

This process consumes less energy and material and does not require shielding gas or flux cored wire as in conventional processes.

FSW welding is used in a wide variety of industries that have special requirements for welding seams,

be it battery containers, side walls of high-speed trains or tank structures of rockets.

In addition to the growth market of e-mobility, the technology is therefore also used in the aviation and electrical industries, for example.