Specification control
Dimensions, components and build requirements are clearly documented.
Technology and quality control
CPS continues to invest in equipment and systems that improve production pace, repeatability, build information and quality control for industrial customers.
A multimillion-dollar upgrade
The new CAPE line is being installed to increase production pace while improving the accuracy and repeatability of pallet manufacturing.
Robotic material handling and controlled production steps can help reduce variation in component placement and nailing while giving operations teams stronger visibility into how pallets are produced.
Quality throughout the process
Dimensions, components and build requirements are clearly documented.
Components are processed for the required pallet or crating program.
Equipment and build teams work from the approved production information.
Finished output is checked against the requirements of the program.
Custom crating documentation
Custom crating often involves unique dimensions, support points, clearances and bracing. Design documentation gives production teams a more accurate reference than verbal instructions alone.
CPS’s design support can work with customer drawings and product information to develop clear manufacturing details for the approved crate or skid.
The strongest pallet program starts with a clear specification, repeatable material preparation, controlled assembly and communication when requirements change. CPS’s technology investment is designed to strengthen those fundamentals at industrial scale.
Built for industrial requirements
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