Bring your customers’ turning and grinding requirements to Chuanhe. Build a project around the part, the machine and the handling process—with a clearly agreed integration and service plan.
These are conversations to qualify with your customers, not claims about completed installations.
Explore a repeatable load, machine and unload sequence for a defined family of parts.
Understand where operators load, transfer, inspect and unload parts before discussing automation.
Review whether grinding or an additional operation can form part of the proposed cell or line.
Define the workpiece flow before selecting the equipment, handling method and control interfaces.
Discuss overhead handling between agreed machine stations, loading positions and output locations.
The C200HS product information describes a built-in loading and unloading robot and an OP10 / OP20 arrangement.
Discuss the required grinding process and handling arrangement with the factory before specifying a cell.
Review the existing product information. A reference machine is not a pre-approved configuration for every automation project.
Use the published machine configuration as the starting point for a part, loading and process review.
View C200HS specifications ↗
Start with the required grinding process. Automation feasibility and the final machine choice need engineering confirmation.
Compare grinding equipment ↗The existing Solution page contains bearing applications, handling layouts and tooling references.
Send what you already know. Missing details can be resolved during the technical discussion.
| What to share | What the team needs to review | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Part drawing & material | Dimensions, blank condition, weight, tolerances and required finish. | Machine choice, gripping, workholding and the machining process. |
| Current process & output target | Operations, measured cycle times, batch size, shifts and changeovers. | The proposed station sequence, buffers and conditions behind an output estimate. |
| Layout & machine information | Available floor space, existing machine models, controls, access and utilities. | Integration feasibility, installation planning and operator or service access. |
| Quality & project responsibilities | Inspection points, test parts, acceptance method, site constraints and local support. | An agreed delivery scope, verification plan and service arrangement. |
Drawing, process, output target and site information.
Machine configuration, handling flow and feasibility.
Scope, responsibilities, acceptance, cost and schedule.
Installation, training and the agreed support arrangement.
Cycle time, staffing, output and payback depend on the agreed process and operating conditions. They are assessed for the project; no universal performance or return is promised.
Discuss a cooperation model matched to your sales coverage, application knowledge and service capability.
Approved registered projects can receive 3–6 months of protection. Relevant regional enquiries may be referred under the agreed partner arrangements.
Coordinate machine selection and the proposed handling scope. Demo or first-order terms, exhibition participation and advertising support are discussed for the market.
Capable partners can discuss local installation and support responsibilities. Factory assistance, training, travel costs, warranty and spare parts are agreed for the project.
Discuss the customer’s immediate process and possible future steps. A staged approach may be considered after reviewing handling, interfaces and the intended production sequence; later expansion should not be assumed without that review.
Share the machine model, control information, layout and required operation. Interface access, machine condition, safety and integration scope need confirmation before a retrofit can be proposed.
This requires a review of the complete process, transfer conditions, workholding, inspection and equipment interfaces. The machine selection and integration scope must be agreed for the specific application.
There is no blanket figure for every line. A project-specific estimate needs defined parts, process steps, changeovers, availability assumptions and an agreed test method. Commercial acceptance conditions are confirmed in the proposal.
Tell us what the customer makes, the current process and the target output. If drawings are not ready, describe the requirement to start the discussion.
For a distribution partnership rather than a specific machine project, use the short partner application.
Distributor application →