Practical answers for production and quality teams.
Understand where Assembly360 fits, what it records, how it supports operators, and why the production runtime remains inside the factory.
01What is Assembly360?
Assembly360 is a local factory assembly traceability and operator-guidance system for critical tightening operations. It connects torque-controller results with product, component, and production context to create a reviewable assembly record.
02How does Assembly360 address missing tightening records?
It captures tightening outcomes as production happens and associates them with the relevant product instance, component, program, timestamp, and OK or NOK status. Teams can search a structured record instead of rebuilding it from paper notes or controller memory.
03Does Assembly360 guide operators on the shop floor?
Yes. The plant-side HMI can present clear guidance for product identification, component progress, the current tightening operation, retry action, completion, and resumed work. Exact guidance is configured around the customer process.
04How are failed tightening attempts handled?
Assembly360 can preserve OK, NOK, and retry history so a later successful result does not erase the earlier production trail. Replacement and scrap handling concepts can also remain part of the review context.
05What happens when production is interrupted?
The local runtime is designed to retain assembly progress and help authorized operators resume from a clear production state after a break, shift change, or line interruption.
06How does Assembly360 help with audits?
It keeps product-level assembly evidence structured and searchable, reducing the manual work needed to connect tightening results, completion status, exception history, and report context during a review.
07Is Assembly360 an Industry 4.0 solution?
Assembly360 supports practical Industry 4.0 goals by connecting equipment events, operator guidance, production context, traceability, and reports into a useful plant-side digital thread.
08Does Assembly360 replace MES or ERP?
No. Assembly360 focuses on torque-controlled assembly traceability, operator guidance, and production evidence. It can complement wider manufacturing and business systems where an approved integration is required.
09Which teams benefit from Assembly360?
Production, quality, plant management, manufacturing engineering, industrial automation, maintenance, and audit teams benefit where tightening quality and product-instance traceability matter.
10Where does Assembly360 run?
The production runtime is deployed locally inside the factory. The public website is a separate marketing and lead platform and does not operate the line or host customer production data.
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