How to Assemble Tons of Parts of Giant Vehicles, Machinery and Equipment

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How to Assemble Tons of Parts of Giant Vehicles, Machinery and Equipment
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Timeline:
0:06. Giant excavator assembly process
8:33. Replacing the Crankshaft on Mein Schiff 6
10:29. The 5-axis machining of an aerospace componen
11:44. The best CNC milling machines in the world
14:52. Installation and operation of the LR 11350 crawler crane
21:26. FC bus production line
24:11. The high standard paint shop
27:03. Flexible production of Truck 6-cylinder crankshaft
29:39. The manufacturing of the 5-axis machining centre
33:15. The spindle line
38:00. The production of large combustion engines
39:17. 5-axis machining of a microscope housing
41:36. Mass production of the 5-axis machining center
46:43. Moving column milling machine
49:32. Chassis and Fuel Cell System Assembly
53:42. The Mirai Vehicle Trim
56:01. Spindle Repair Process
58:34. Power Skiving for large batches

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Credit:
Fagioli Spa


GermanMythbuster


HERMLE


HELLER Group

linkedin.com/company/heller-maschinenfabrik-gmbh
facebook.com/HELLERMachineTools
instagram.com/heller_group

CGTech Deutschland / VERICUT


Mein Schiff


Setco


DVS TECHNOLOGY GROUP


Toyota Motor Corporation


Ford Motor Company Thailand, Ltd.

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