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Why ADH

Machine Assembly

Mechanical, hydraulic, electrical and control systems come together before the machine moves into functional inspection.

EQUIPMENT ASSEMBLY
EQUIPMENT ASSEMBLY

System-by-System Assembly

Mechanical alignment, hydraulic connections, electrical installation and control setup are checked before the systems are tested together. Components and options must match the approved order.

A standalone machine goes through functional testing after assembly. On an automated line, the test also follows a blank across machines: sheet detection, transfer, position confirmation and restart after an interrupted handoff. Record the sample part and pass criteria in the test plan.

What comes together

Four systems, one working machine

Review the systems below against the selected machine and options.

Press-brake backgauge assembly with positioning guides and mechanical supports

Mechanical

Structure, guides and tooling

Check alignment, working clearances, adjustment access and the space required for your parts across the frame, moving assemblies and tooling interfaces.

Hydraulic cylinders and moving structure on a press brake

Hydraulic

Fluid power and connections

For hydraulic machines, confirm the pumps, valves, cylinders, lines and service access against the approved configuration and inspection records.

Open machine electrical cabinet showing wiring and control components

Electrical

Power, wiring and identification

Check power requirements, drives, controls, sensors and protective functions against the project documents. Keep the applicable circuit drawings with the machine.

Technician operating a machine control panel

Control

Programs and system handoffs

Confirm operating modes, alarms, recovery procedures and external equipment interfaces before the machine or cell is released.

Handover planning

Keep the machine knowledge with your team

Agree the documents and training included with your machine before delivery. Use the checklist below to plan the handover.

Equipment

Machine and document record

Keep the model, serial number, configuration and accessory list with the manuals, drawings and software versions. Agree any program or parameter backups needed.

Production

Tested setup and results

Keep the tested parts, material, tooling and program with inspection results, acceptance records and follow-up actions.

People

Training and support handoff

Record training participants, topics and remaining needs. Keep service contacts, maintenance information and spare-parts references accessible.

Assembly and acceptance

Confirm What Will Be Assembled and Tested

Share the machine, options and interfaces. ADH can identify the assembly and functional-test records included with the project.