Production optimization through new ASYS technologies

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The ASYS Group has successfully supported Preh GmbH in the modernization of its production facilities. By replacing machines and integrating modern technologies, Preh, a global automotive supplier, was able to significantly increase the efficiency and sustainability of its production.

As part of the collaboration, ASYS supplied five INSIGNUM 4000 laser marking systems, an EKRA SERIO 4000 printing solution and various VEGO transport and overhead modules to Bad Neustadt. The machines from the ASYS portfolio complement the new double-track lines, which were specially designed for the requirements of electromobility at Preh GmbH.

As in the manufacturing industry in general, Preh is constantly faced with the challenge of optimizing production processes, reducing costs and integrating new technologies. The Bavaria-based company has successfully mastered these challenges by replacing older machines with modern and innovative solutions. Preh is once again relying on the powerful solutions of the ASYS Group and integrating the latest INSIGNUM laser marking systems and SERIO printers - durable and high-quality machines with simple operation, flexible customization options and smooth integration into existing systems.

Technical innovation and strategic partnership

A key project for Preh was the implementation of new double-track lines that were specially optimized for products in the e-mobility segment. These lines minimize the need for retooling and allow seamless integration into the production landscape through digital connections.

Quote from Dirk Petzold, Process Engineer Electronics Assembly at Preh:

„We have been very satisfied with the machines from ASYS for many years. We are impressed by the durability and flexibility of the systems. The wide range of products also suits us very well. If a requirement is not covered by the already extensive standard range, ASYS can offer customized solutions from special machine construction. There is actually almost nothing that does not exist.“