Case study Lantech

Case study Lantech

Lantech, renowned for its packaging machinery, has been safeguarding products and shipments for about 47 years. Starting from humble beginnings in a garage, the company has grown into a major global entity in box and pallet handling machinery, thanks to strategic mergers and consistent growth over nearly five decades. Presently, Lantech has a widespread presence with offices across four continents, two manufacturing sites, and extensive global sales and technical support networks. Their box erectors and wrappers have a worldwide reach. The company serves a diverse range of markets, including retail, E-commerce, pharmaceuticals, and the food industry.

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Case study Mevi Group

Case study Mevi Group

Mevi, with a legacy spanning over 50 years, specialises in designing, developing, and manufacturing parts, modules, and machines. This family-owned business expertly manages the entire supply chain, overseeing projects from the initial concept through to final implementation. Operating with a team of 125 employees, Mevi has established its presence across four locations: two in the Netherlands, one in Belgium, and one in the Czech Republic. Renowned for handling projects involving low volumes and high complexity, Mevi caters to diverse industries such as high-end machine building, printing, aerospace, medical, and semiconductor sectors.

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Case study Surtechno

Case study Surtechno

Mould service company Surtechno plays a pivotal role for European car manufacturers. With 35 employees, the Surtechno modifies, repairs, and refines moulds for producing large plastic components, serving clients like Audi, BMW, Mercedes, Opel, and Porsche. These clients demand top quality with rapid turnaround times, and Surtechno possesses the expertise and equipment to meet these demands.

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Case study YouniQ Machining

Case study YouniQ Machining

With only two employees, the entire process at YouniQ is software-driven. This enables fast, cost-effective production without human errors. While a six-week lead time is standard in the market, YouniQ delivers parts within two working days. Customers upload their 3D CAD models and receive a digital quote within an hour based on machine data and required materials. The expected final output is available for immediate download and verification in the assembly as a 3D model. YouniQ primarily serves competitors needing quick parts for their clients.

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Case study Oerlikon Eldim

Case study Oerlikon Eldim

Oerlikon Eldim (NL) B.V. manufactures and processes components for aircraft engines, meeting stringent quality standards. With over 270 employees, they employ modern technologies such as wire and zinc sparking, 5-axis grinding, laser cutting and drilling, as well as CNC turning and milling.

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Case study Mr. Mallo

Case study Mr. Mallo

The Mr. Mallo group, a modest player in the sweets industry but a powerhouse in marshmallow production, has been leading the European market since 1907. With a focus on specialisation and innovation in marshmallow manufacturing, they produce approximately 14,000 tons of high-quality marshmallows annually. Operating from three facilities in Belgium and Spain, Mr. Mallo offers a variety of recipes and packaging options. These products reach both B2B and B2C clients in over 50 countries. Their success is enhanced by strategic investments and effective inventory management, achieved through advanced simulations.

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Case study ART Group

Case study ART Group

ART Group functions as a comprehensive provider of product creation processes, covering the entire spectrum from the initial conceptualization phase to the mass production stage, and everything in between. Originating initially as a specialized toolmaker, this organization has significantly expanded its global operations and evolved into a supplier that offers end-to-end product creation solutions. Among its core competencies, ART Group develops and manufactures mass production processes, crafting essential (hard)metal tool components such as stamping dies and injection molds, all produced in-house from raw materials. These meticulously designed tools are either directly distributed to their clients or utilized in-house for production purposes across various industries, with a significant presence in markets including automotive, consumer goods, and the connector industry.

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Case study Sunseeker

Case study Sunseeker

A global leader in the design and build of luxury motor yachts, Sunseeker International exports 99 percent of its product range and employs over 1,800 highly trained staff in the company’s shipyards on Britain’s South Coast. Sunseeker International is widely recognized as the preeminent marine brand in the world today. Sunseeker has more than 40 licenses of NX and Teamcenter.

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Case study Nissan

Case study Nissan

In Nissan's pursuit of sustainable mobility and competitiveness in the automotive industry, the V-3P program, powered by Siemens PLM technology, has delivered outstanding results. This comprehensive initiative reduced the vehicle development cycle from 20 to 10.5 months, achieving impressive quality improvements with design changes dropping by 60% to 90% and post-release problems declining by 80%. Additionally, the program surpassed expected ROI.

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