The robot was born to help humans or to grab human work, and the robot gradually became Chinese plastic.
Robots are becoming a new force in China's plastics industry for two reasons. First, manufacturers are looking for solutions to increase labor costs, but more are to improve efficiency and the overall quality of the manufacturing process.
According to information provided by the Frankfurt-based International Robotics Alliance, in 2015, 68,600 robots were put into use in China, making it a world's leading robotics market with ease. In the same year, Europe purchased a total of 50,100 robots.
Consistent with this trend, Chinese plastics manufacturers report a wider range of robots. For example, the new injection molding company Evco Plastics in Dongguan can "turn off the lights" production, because there are no workers in the workshop to look after the machine, the goal is: quality and efficiency.
Automation has entered the plastics supply chain industry for decades. Today, in the lobby of the China Canton Fair, even if it is a factory that produces small molds in the suburbs of Shenzhen, the brochure is proudly listed with CNC machine tools and automated testing equipment, and most of them are imported.
TK Group, China's largest and most international mold company, said it is increasing the company's automated production level, and as a result of last year's severe operating conditions, the company's profits have increased.
For the US injection molding company GW Plastics has a factory in Dongguan, for them, the main purpose of improving production automation is to improve product quality. Headquartered in Bethel, Vermont, GW has facilities in the United States and Mexico. The company is responsible for the vice president of international business. “The labor costs in Mexico and China are lower than in the US, but our customers value product quality, and automated production and inspection are the best solutions to improve product quality,†said Bucha.
In a reply to the email interview, Bucha said: "We believe that customizing the development of automated production for our customers is an important part of the services we provide to our customers."
These companies are also active practitioners of China's national policy. China has enacted the ambitious “Made in China 2025†program, which means that by 2025, the proportion of robots per 10,000 workers will reach 150.
In order to achieve this goal, efforts must be made. Although China is the world's largest industrial robot market, its density is not high. There are only 49 robots per 10,000 workers, and the global average is 69. Leading is South Korea, with 531 robots with a fleet rate of 531, Singapore with 395, Japan with 305, Germany with 301 and the United States with 8,176.
President of IFR. Gamma said that the Chinese government has made raising factory automation an important task. The organization's February report pointed out that by 2019, 40% of global robot production will be installed in China.
Gamma said: "This field has grown tremendously in China in the past few years and will grow rapidly in the future. The driving force is mainly from the Chinese government. They proposed China Manufacturing 2025 to support automated production and hope to become the global leader in automated production. This area will continue to grow."
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