File cabinets Manufacturing Industry Solutions

Low machining accuracy

• Traditional production usually relies on manual operation or old-fashioned mechanical equipment, such as manual cutting, stamping, manual bending, etc., with low precision and large errors.
• The individual parts of the filing cabinet may have dimensional deviations due to improper operation or aging equipment, affecting the overall assembly and aesthetics.

Low production efficiency

• The individual parts of the filing cabinet need to be manually machined, adjusted and trimmed, and the human factor in the operation process can lead to slower production speeds.
• Manual adjustment of machinery and equipment and tools consumes a lot of time, especially in mass production, and the efficiency is not as good as that of high-precision machines.

High production costs

• The initial investment of traditional production is low, but there is more labor dependence, low production efficiency, and high material waste and quality control problems.
• In the production process, manual handling errors and the frequency of process adjustments can lead to higher costs

Low material utilization

• Limited capacity for independent R&D and innovation makes it difficult to launch competitive new products.
• Difficulty in achieving efficient material placement and cutting can lead to unnecessary waste and impact production costs