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In just a few clicks to the right workstation system: RK Rose+Krieger launches a modular concept
The portfolio of RK Rose+Krieger includes more than 6,500 catalog items from linear technology, profile technology, connection technology, and module technology. As part of the new strategy, the company is structuring its offering for module technology in an application-oriented way.
For assembly processes, 40 standard modules of the workstation system "RK Easywork" are initially available. Users select the desired version through an online product finder. This guides them through different expansion stages and size variants.
In this process, it can first be determined whether the work table should be designed as static or height-adjustable with two to four electric lifting columns. Subsequently, users can choose between various equipment options. These include setups with material levels, hanging sliders, and roller conveyors. Additionally, the width of the work table can be determined.
Technical Data After Configuration
After completing the selection, the system provides a data sheet with technical information on dimensions, load capacity, and features. According to the manufacturer, registered customers also receive pricing information for the configured module. The selected workstation system can then be ordered directly.
With standardization, RK Rose+Krieger also aims to shorten delivery times. For static workstation systems, the company generally states a delivery time of 14 days. Electrically height-adjustable modules are expected to be available within four weeks.
Standard modules remain adaptable
The pre-configured base systems can be expanded if necessary. For the development of the standard modules, RK Rose+Krieger evaluated previous customer projects according to their own statements and aligned the designs with typical application requirements. This is intended to make fewer individual adjustments necessary for standard applications.
The manufacturer still adheres to customer-specific solutions. Requirements that cannot be covered by the defined module worlds should continue to be implemented through individually developed and manufactured workstation systems.
Further production processes planned
After starting with the "Assembling" module world, RK Rose+Krieger intends to apply the concept to other areas of the shop floor. The next production processes the company names are Transporting, Supporting, Protecting, and Packaging.
Translated automatically from German.
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