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Change is always a constant, whether it be in your ordinary life or when it comes to your business processes. Previous industrial revolutions dating as far back as the 1700s laid the foundations for change. Each revolution throughout the ages brought about remarkable changes in manufacturing and production. The latest revolution, also known as the Fourth Industrial Revolution or Industry 4.0, brings with it a vast array of technological innovations aimed at making the Smart Factory possible.  With innovative technologies like advanced robots, artificial intelligence, cloud computing, the Internet of Things (IoT), and 3D printing emerging to transform the industrial space, it’s no wonder that many companies are preparing for a digitalized future. Digitalization and digital transformation allow manufacturing to harness and integrate the latest innovations and realize impressive gains in productivity and overall growth. However, many companies lack a clear path towards digitalization. 

Digitalization, or the use of technology to improve how work gets done, may be the wave of the future. But at LPS Bossard, we understand how the process can be fraught with challenges and uncertainty. To make informed decisions about this path, check out its pros and cons. Digitalization Pros  Digitalization offers the following benefits:  Increased Productivity. While digitalization centralizes data, it allows retrieval from any desktop, laptop, tablet, or smartphone in your plant. Information goes to where your employees need it and exports to other applications for analysis, which can provide better insights. Your workers don’t have to go searching for what they need and entering it many times into different physical locations, which can cause errors. The result is efficiency, time savings, and better productivity.  Better Customer Experience. With your customers spending more and more time in the digital space, it makes sense to offer them seamless access to the same information

You may not know it, but we are now in the 4th Industrial Revolution.  Previous industrial revolutions have paved the way for the current state of manufacturing. The 1st Industrial Revolution occurred when we harnessed water and steam power to mechanize production. The 2nd was electric power to create mass production, and the 3rd used electronics and information technology to automate production. Now, the 4th is occurring, and it is giving us Smart Factories. Bossard has developed a Smart Factory Logistics methodology that is helping to bring us into the 4th Industrial Revolution. This methodology will help meet customer needs and make production leaner and more agile. Bossard has three specific solutions to make factories smarter:  Intelligent systems communicate along the supply chain – We have technology like SmartBin Cloud or SmartLabel Cloud that communicates the current demand from the warehouse with integrated weight and motion sensors. That way you can have exactly what you ne

  Bossard carries many products, such as bolts and screws , that work well for conventional applications, including industrial automation, automotive, rail, and robotics. However, applications exposed to high temperatures demand fasteners for high-temperature applications with greater mechanical and physical durability. To meet those more stringent requirements, we are proud to introduce High-Temperature Maxbolt™ from Valley Forge & Bolt. Building on the Original If the name sounds familiar, it’s because you may have already used the original Maxbolt Load Indicating Fastener System. This innovation introduced an accurate and durable analog gauge into the head of the bolt. The gauge monitors the load to minimize the potential premature wear and catastrophic joint failure that leads to expensive downtime. The Maxbolt analog gauge contains a custom scale that shows the normal operating range of the bolt using either precise clamp load values or a green zone. Technicians

  Today more than ever, automotive manufacturers are embracing the usefulness of electric vehicle technologies. And for more than two decades, the experts at Laird have offered guidance, assistance, and tailored solutions. The Laird Technologies materials science experts specialize in helping Tier 1 automotive suppliers resolve the most complex electronic design challenges where the module structure meets heat channeling  and EMI suppression. To put it simply, the engineering experts at Laird Technologies are designers who help designers limit wasted time, effort, and costs while expediting time to market for key automotive components. Let’s take a closer look at some of Laird’s thermal solutions for the automotive industry. EV Powertrain Electronics The team at Laird boasts extensive knowledge about automotive thermal solutions designed to protect components from heat issues and manage thermal cycling including EMI mitigation. A few key products from Laird’s EV Powertrain Elect

In the realm of industrial manufacturing and fluid systems, the reliability and integrity of connections are paramount. Ensuring that hoses and pipes remain securely fastened is crucial to preventing leaks, reducing downtime, and maintaining operational efficiency. This is where Bossard Hose Clamping Solutions come into play. With their innovative approach to clamping technology, Bossard provides a range of solutions that cater to various industries and applications. In this blog, we'll delve into the world of Bossard Hose Clamping Solutions, exploring their features, benefits, and how they contribute to the seamless functioning of industrial systems. The Importance of Reliable Hose Clamping Before we dive into the specifics of Bossard's solutions, let's take a moment to understand why reliable hose clamping is essential in industrial applications: Leak Prevention: Leaks in fluid systems can lead to significant losses, whether it's hydraulic fl

The company specializes in the production of electric scooters and bikes, with a focus on providing affordable, high-quality EVs for the Indian market. Its products are designed and developed in-house, and it has a manufacturing facility in Goa, India.  OPPORTUNITY  The customer has requested our support in selecting fasteners for the model based on the actual application, material, and issues in assembly. Bossard worked with the customer to identify the most appropriate fasteners that are suitable for the specific requirements in the application, taking into consideration the materials involved and any issues that may be raised during assembly.  CHALLENGE  The customer is facing pain points and challenges with their initial lot of the model, as they have received market feedback indicating quality issues such as rusting, boss rupturing, cracks in the plastic, and loosening due to vibration. The following are some of the customer's challenges. - Quality issues (rusting) - Boss rup