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The "change" from manual assembly
and sealing operations to automation
is not a casual venture. It is not hard
to do, but to succeed, automation requires evaluation, planning, budget and a well-coordinated effort.
Automation's goals are production consistency and more profit.
Automation's alternative is higher
costs or
offshore's cheap labor. Automation is the only, more reasonable business move!
Automation's target is zero
labor not just cheap
labor!
And, no matter how cheap
the labor-rate is, zero
hours is always
less costly.
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PARTNER PAK'S AUTOMATION CHANGES EVERYTHING!
Fewer People Working
Less Overtime - Less Time In Production
No Press - No Dies - No "Assembly Crews"
Easy (brief) Assembly Changeover
Automation's lure is profit (or competitive pricing). And, changing from
labor-based packaging to automation-based packaging is profitable. But,
the production department must endure the burden of change because
production must implement the changes that allow automation to succeed.
The anti-lure is a reluctance to increase machinery while cutting back on labor. This reluctance is sometimes related to avoiding change.
THE SILENT OBJECTION IS "STATUS QUO!"
It is true that change runs the risk of failure. Risk of failure from choosing Partner Pak's automation, however, is related to managing more machinery and fewer workers.
To overcome the silent objection, believing in automation is a must.
Call Partner Pak.
Ask for proof you can believe... proof that your packaging can be automated!
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