🤖 Guaranteed P3 Quality Grinding with AI-Powered Robot!

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🔥 Revolution in Steel Construction: Teqram's EasyGrinder is on Site!​

In the steel construction sector, automation is no longer a dream of the future, but a reality of today. The difficulties encountered in the deburring processes of flame and plasma cut parts, in particular, led to both quality inconsistencies and physical strain on employees. It is precisely at this point that Teqram's AI-powered EasyGrinder grinding robot comes to the rescue of established companies like Claus Queck GmbH.

⚙️ Towards the End of Manual Processes​

In many metalworking companies, grinding and deburring was one of the most intensive and unpredictable processes. At Stahlbau Queck, the grinding department had also become a production bottleneck. Manual operations tied valuable labor to repetitive and physically demanding tasks, which reduced efficiency.

🎯 A New Era in Quality and Efficiency​

Quality differences were inevitable in manual grinding. Thomas Nehring, Head of the Cutting Department at Stahlbau Queck, summarizes the situation by saying, "An employee's performance cannot remain the same throughout the entire workday. Concentration, fatigue, and physical strain inevitably affect grinding quality." Especially in projects with strict quality requirements, such as those for Deutsche Bahn, manual operations reached both economic and operational limits.

✨ Solution with EasyGrinder​

Stahlbau Queck management turned to automation to increase process reliability and improve working conditions. Their choice of Teqram's EasyGrinder, which combines advanced 3D vision technology and artificial intelligence, was important not only economically but also for employee health and well-being. The robot guaranteed the P3 preparation degree required for Deutsche Bahn projects, providing a significant advantage to the company.

🤝 "Linda" at Work!​

Initial skepticism towards new technologies quickly disappeared thanks to the intuitive use of the Teqram system. Employees adopted the AI robot, naming it "Linda" and embracing it as a valuable member of the team. Thomas Nehring says, "Instead of seeing the intelligent grinding robot as a competitor, the team now sees it as a valuable colleague who takes on the heavy work."

🚀 Precision and Competitive Advantage​

Today, at Queck, the EasyGrinder handles the precise deburring and grinding of flame and plasma cut parts. The operator simply selects the required preparation quality, and the robot autonomously processes each part with the same parameters. The results are clear: completely repeatable and documented surface quality, significantly reduced need for rework. This provides the company with a decisive competitive advantage in international tenders. Furthermore, it creates an attractive employer image for young talents seeking modern and ergonomic work environments.