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Many of the biggest challenges in modern manufacturing are not technology problems – they are structural ones.   Over the past few months, one thing has become very clear in numerous conversations with customers: As expectations for production and automation continue to rise, processes are becoming more complex, more variable, and harder to scale. This is especially evident in injection molding and series production:   » changing product variants » fluctuating volumes » increasing pressure on quality and efficiency   And this is exactly where the real pain points begin.   What stands out is this: These challenges rarely can be solved in isolation – neither from a pure machine perspective nor from a technology standpoint alone.   ➝ What’s needed is a shared understanding of process, application, and system. That’s why we sat down with Dennis Lenkering and his Lenkering GmbH team to talk about exactly this: » What patterns are we currently seeing in the market? » Where are the biggest challenges from a customer perspective? » And why are traditional approaches increasingly reaching their limits?   In this video, we share insights into how our collaboration started, key observations from the market, and our motivation to tackle these challenges together.   ➝ Deliberately without presenting specific solutions yet – but with a clear focus on understanding the problem first. Because before you can develop solutions, you need to truly understand the problem.   If you’d like to learn more about our collaboration, feel free to reach out to Julia B. and Dennis Lenkering.   #MechanicalEngineering #SeriesMachinery #InjectionMolding #Automation #Manufacturing #ProcessDesign #WeissWorld

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