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Case studies

Real problems, what ENCO did, and what changed. A customer is named only with its permission.

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CASE 05 Draft - not cleared

40 Abandoned Tools. 3 Days to Start Production.

A supplier sent a customer's press tools back. ENCO had the first good parts off them within days.

For: Purchase

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CASE 01 Draft - not cleared

90 Days. A New Factory. Zero Room for Error.

A customer's new plant needed a stamping and weld line next door. ENCO set one up, and the customer met its SOP date.

For: Programme / new model

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CASE 03 Draft - not cleared

Breaking New Ground in High-Tensile Assemblies.

A welded, painted assembly in a very high-strength steel, for a global vehicle maker. ENCO built the tools and robot weld fixtures.

For: Tier-1 supplier, Programme / new model

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CASE 06 Draft - not cleared

From Global Imports to Local Innovation.

A customer imported a critical child part and thought it could not be made in India. ENCO found a way, and built the line to check it.

For: Tier-1 supplier, Purchase

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CASE 08 Draft - not cleared

When Buying a Transfer Press Wasn't an Option, We Built One.

A customer wanted transfer stamping at a manual-line price. ENCO's mechatronics team rebuilt a tandem press as a robot transfer press.

For: Purchase

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CASE 07 Draft - not cleared

When Missing Milestones Wasn't an Option, We Reinvented Project Management.

A customer told ENCO it was missing project milestones. ENCO changed how it plans and tracks every tool, fixture and machine project.

For: Programme / new model

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