SIEMENS PLM SOFTWARE SOLUTION ENABLED WALDIS to achieve significantly enhanced product development process. Here is how
MAXIMUM PROTECTION
The number of break-ins is rising in Switzerland, and in the process about 90% of the safes are either cracked or removed.
“This doesn’t succeed in the case of Waldis safes,” says Rainer Schmid, who is co-owner and assistant general manager of Waldis, and is principally in charge of technology. “The models developed and manufactured in Switzerland have the highest degree of resistance to break-in in their class.”
To prevent safes from being cracked or removed, Waldis, which was established in 1983, is banking on 4-fold to 8-fold safe anchoring, practically gap-free closing doors with internal hinges, high-quality multiple plating and high-security electronic locks. Waldis is so confident of this technology that it provides customers with a 20-year warranty against break-ins.
A NEW BEGINNING
It wasn’t always that way. When Schmid and his partner Urs Menzi took over the company in 2006 from founder Hans Waldis, they soon had to look for a new certification authority for the safes. “As providers of quality solutions, we decided on the strictest inspecting authority for secure storage units at the German VdS in Cologne in order to obtain certification under European standard EN 1143-1,” says Schmid. “Testing showed some opportunities for improvement.”
Bu hikaye Manufacturing Today dergisinin June 2020 sayısından alınmıştır.
Start your 7-day Magzter GOLD free trial to access thousands of curated premium stories, and 9,000+ magazines and newspapers.
Already a subscriber ? Giriş Yap
Bu hikaye Manufacturing Today dergisinin June 2020 sayısından alınmıştır.
Start your 7-day Magzter GOLD free trial to access thousands of curated premium stories, and 9,000+ magazines and newspapers.
Already a subscriber? Giriş Yap
Multiphysics modelling in manufacturing
Multiphysics modelling is transforming manufacturing processes by improving precision and efficiency, as highlighted in the recent Manufacturing Today webinar, 'Multiphysics Modeling of Manufacturing Processes Using COMSOL\".
Revolutionising the automotive industry: Embracing 14.0 with AI & IOT
Advanced robotics is expected to handle 75% of production tasks by 2025, and AI-powered systems are improving quality control and reducing human intervention.
Adopting green chemistry
Adopting green chemistry is key for Indian manufacturers to drive sustainability and enhance their competitive edge.
A cleaner future for coolants
From extending equipment life to minimising environmental impact, the latest innovations in coolants and lubricants are redefining their role, transforming manufacturing in both operational and sustainable ways.
Forging growth and innovation
Kirloskar Ferrous Industries (KFIL) is driving growth in alloy steel and casting by advancing India's foundry and manufacturing capabilities, aiming to reach $2 billion by 2030. Sujatha Vishnuraj, Editor, Manufacturing Today in conversation with Ravindranath Gumaste, MD, KFIL, to know more about the company's commitment to sustainability and growth.
From Locksto Liftoff
A journey that began with a modest lock manufacturing unit has now evolved into one of India's premier multinational conglomerates.
Top 10 digital transformation strategies for manufacturing
In today's rapidly changing industrial landscape, digital transformation is critical for manufacturing companies aiming to increase efficiency, remain competitive, and enhance customer satisfaction.
Analytics in action
Advances in IoT and automation are transforming the testing, measurement and instrumentation industry, resulting in operational efficiency, data accuracy, and sustainability practices.
ITL-CFC 50: Revolutionising metalworking with high-precision cutting, facing, and chamfering
The ITL-CFC 50 Cutting Facing Chamfering Machine stands out as a highly efficient solution for metalworking industries, offering cutting-edge technology for precision operations.
MRF opens new Tyredrome service centre in Mumbai
The Tyredrome of MRF is manned and run by engineers and technicians trained at MRF.