When comparing stone milling systems, begin with the parts you need to produce. A useful supplier comparison uses the same application, required finish, proposed scope and acceptance criteria for every option.
ROBOTOR combines robotic stone-milling hardware, OR-OS software and services. The following questions can help you evaluate how a proposed system fits your workshop.
Can the proposed configuration handle your work?
Share the material, approximate workpiece dimensions, geometry and intended finish. Ask each supplier to explain the proposed setup, tooling and workpiece holding arrangements. Where possible, evaluate a representative application using agreed conditions.
Review the specifications of the complete proposed system. Ask the supplier to distinguish individual component specifications from the results expected on your finished workpiece.
What does the operator need to do?
Review the process from the 3D model to the finished workpiece, including setup, programming, monitoring and any remaining manual finishing. Identify the skills your team needs and the training available.
In the ROBOTOR software workflow, the operator starts with a 3D model, selects the type of shape and chooses the processing according to the desired timing and quality. Discuss how that workflow applies to your production rather than relying on a general automation claim.
What is included in the quotation?
Compare equipment, software, tooling, delivery, installation and training on the same basis. Identify optional items, customer responsibilities and recurring charges. Keep a list of any points that still need confirmation before making your decision.
Use our stone milling robot buying guide to structure the project budget and quotation request.
How will the installation be supported?
Ask who will handle commissioning, training, technical support and maintenance. Confirm the process for remote assistance and spare-parts requests, and agree the support arrangements for your location.
ROBOTOR’s service offering includes commissioning, distance training, remote diagnostics, technical support and maintenance. U.S. buyers can also review installation, training and after-sales support in the United States.
Discuss your requirements with ROBOTOR
Send your application, stone type, approximate workpiece dimensions, workshop location and purchase timeframe. Include the questions that matter most to your supplier comparison so the discussion can focus on your production needs.