Nissan in the UK stepping up the pace with AP&T´s help
By automating one of their existing press lines with AP&T´s help, Nissan Sunderland Plant is planning to increase the company´s production capacity by about 900,000 large car body parts a year. Nissan´s facility in Sunderland is one of the largest car plants in Europe with annual production of around half a million cars. As a means of keeping up with growing demand, plant management decided in 2012 to increase the capacity of the plant´s own press shop. AP&T supplied a turnkey solution with a destacker, ten SpeedFeeders and an automated system for changing tools and grippers. The pressing rate has increased by 45 percent compared to manual operation, and there is still potential for improvement. Total cycle time has also been reduced thanks to a less complex tool design. The automatic system for changing tools and grippers has cut set-up times in half. This is also true of the noise level in the press shop, which has greatly improved the work environment.

AP&T Front-of-Line Destacker for C-Class automotive parts

Toyota Stamping

2024 Nissan Qashqai Production Begins - Exclusive Factory Tour - On the Road to Carbon Free!

Nissan LEAF production - Sunderland Plant UK

The story of the New Nissan Qashqai at Sunderland Plant

Press Automation – Front of Line, Press Line, End of Line

2026 Mercedes-Benz CLA - Production Line in Germany

🚗 BYD : The biggest SCAM of the car industry ?

Sterling Stamping Plant

2022 Nissan Qashqai – Production at Sunderland Plant in the UK

Crossbar Robot - Today´s press line automation

AIDA DSF-T4-30000, 3,000 Ton Servo Transfer Press

Nissan Qashqai Start of production - Trim & Chassis

Inside BYD’s Megafactory — The World’s Most Advanced Car Factory

AP&T automating the manufacture of boiler chassis at Ideal Boilers, UK

Fiat Chrysler Automobiles Sterling Stamping Plant, Sterling Heights, Michigan

Güdel Press Automation - Front of Line, Press Line, End of Line

NEW 2017 BMW Paint Shop / Factory Production in Munich | APEX

The Alliance: Why TSMC Built its Fortress in Japan

