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Furniture manufacturing automation
Practical engineering writing from the Klinq team — the processes, machines and decisions behind modern furniture hardware production. No fluff; the same material we use to brief customers.
Inside an automated hinge production line
From steel coil to boxed, tested hinges: what each station actually does, where defects originate, and why damper insertion is the hardest step to automate.
Read article→Roll forming: how drawer slides are made at scale
Why roll forming beats press braking for slide profiles, what limits line speed, and how tooling design decides slide quality years before assembly.
Read article→Machine vision and automated QC in hardware manufacturing
Camera-based inspection catches what sampling misses. How vision systems are deployed on hinge and slide lines, and what they realistically can and cannot see.
Read article→Planning your first automation investment
A practical framework for furniture and hardware factories: which processes to automate first, how to calculate payback honestly, and the mistakes that stall projects.
Read article→Have a process problem?
Describe the bottleneck — we have probably automated it before. Our engineers reply to every serious enquiry.
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