OEM Service

Customer Requirements

The OEM first identifies the customer's requirements, including the type of product to be packaged, the packaging material, the desired production speed, and other specifications.

Design and Engineering

Based on the customer requirements, the OEM designs and engineers the packaging machine, including its structure, mechanical components, electrical components, and software.

Procurement

The OEM procures the necessary components, such as motors, sensors, controllers, and other parts, from various suppliers.

Assembly & Testing

The OEM assembles the packaging machine, including its mechanical and electrical components. The machine is then thoroughly tested to ensure that it meets the customer's requirements and operates correctly.

Installation & Commissioning

Once the machine is complete, the OEM installs it at the customer's site and commissions it, which involves fine-tuning the machine and testing it again to ensure that it operates correctly.

Training & Support

The OEM provides training to the customer's operators on how to operate and maintain the machine. The OEM also provides ongoing technical support to the customer to ensure that the machine operates smoothly and efficiently.

Ideation

This stage involves coming up with ideas for a new product. The ideas can come from various sources, such as customer feedback, industry trends, or brainstorming sessions. It's important to consider the target audience and their needs when generating ideas.

Market Research

Once you have a list of potential product ideas, it's important to conduct market research to determine the viability of each idea. This involves analyzing the market, identifying competitors, and assessing customer needs and preferences.

Concept Development

Based on the results of the market research, you can narrow down the list of ideas to a few that have the most potential. Then, you can develop a concept for each idea that outlines the product's features, benefits, and unique selling proposition.

Prototyping

At this stage, you can create a prototype of the product to test its functionality and usability. The prototype can be a physical or digital representation of the product, depending on the type of product.

Testing

Once the prototype is ready, it's time to conduct testing to ensure that the product meets the needs of the target audience. Testing can include focus groups, surveys, and usability testing.

Refinement

Based on the feedback from testing, you may need to refine the product design and features to improve its functionality and appeal.

Launch

Once the product is refined and ready, it's time to launch it into the market. This involves creating a marketing strategy, setting a price, and determining distribution channels.

Post-launch Evaluation

After the product is launched, it's important to evaluate its success and gather feedback from customers. This can help you make improvements to the product and refine your marketing strategy for future products.

TRAINING

Multimedia-Based Learning

Innovative video material illustrates individual work steps.

Increased Efficiency

Trained personnel are the key to an efficient operation of your HUIDA PACKING machine, generating process reliability and security of investment for your company.

Professional Documents

Illustrative and informative training documents clearly summarize the lessons learned and thus enhance the self-learning competence of your personnel.

Effective Programs

Theory and practice are connected in an optimal way and support joined-up and interdisciplinary thinking.

Training as Motivation

Certified staff are motivated staff. This ensures a better availability of your ROVEMA machine.

Profound Know-How

Experienced trainers pass on their comprehensive knowledge to your personnel.