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Swarajya Staff
Nov 01, 2022, 12:26 PM | Updated 12:26 PM IST
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ABB India has opened its first smart instrumentation factory in Bengaluru for flexible mass production of measurement and analytical devices, the company said on Tuesday (1 November).
Aligned with the ‘Make in India’ initiative, the factory will support local economy while producing a comprehensive range of measurement solutions for domestic and global consumption, the company said in a statement.
According to the company, the factory is equipped with state-of-the-art manufacturing technology to meet the growing demand for instrumentation devices that enables more efficient and sustainable customer operations.
The new plant will manufacture field devices such as pressure and temperature transmitters, IP convertors and electromagnetic flowmeters for a wide variety of industries, including power, oil and gas, pharmaceutical, water and other segments.
“We are pleased to support the local economy in line with ‘Make in India’ program with our new factory,” said Manish Dixit, Regional Sales & Service Manager South Asia, ABB Measurement & Analytics.
“ABB’s smart instrumentation factory will cater to customers with speed and agility, leveraging leading digitalized manufacturing solutions, allowing flexible mass production to the highest standards," Dixit added.
The new factory uses a unique digital production management system across all production lines and offers enhanced connectivity through ABB’s Manufacturing Execution System (MES), an IoT enabler, making processes seamless and paperless with complete cybersecurity, the company said.
The factory also features innovative first-of-its kind automated welding, enabling significant improvement in productivity and superior quality, it added.
The modular production flow design at the factory increases flexibility and enables additional manufacturing capacities for the introduction of new products in line with future customer expectations, according to the company.