Cassioli manufactures automatic serving systems for production lines making insulated panels in PUR/PIR polyurethane, MW stone wool or PE polystyrene.
Sandwich panels or insulated panels are special panels used for thermal and acoustic insulation. These panels, made of two metal sheets with insulating material inside, represent the ideal solution for insulating roofs and walls.
For more than 40 years, Cassioli has been offering its experience in material handling and production process management to companies producing polyurethane and stone-wool sandwich panels, both for continuous and staged lines.
Serving systems for sandwich-panel production lines supplied by Cassioli are highly automated.
Our special systems allow us to create complete serving lines for complex unloading and handling operations (cooling, tipping, stack formation, stack packing and insertion of polystyrene blocks). The individual cut panel, coming out from the double belt, is picked up, cooled, turned if necessary, stacked and returned to the end of the plant perfectly packed and ready for dispatch. The particular flexibility of Cassioli systems allows extension of the entire unloading process on all types of panels, whether wall panels or roof panel, with corrugated panels or roof tiles or with special sheet-metal profiles. Management of the different types of panel is automatic without the need for any operator intervention: the operator only has to carry out normal supervision of the lines during operations.
Our systems also allow automation of part of the production process of stone wool panels. In particular, Cassioli manages the stone wool by automating the operations of insulation-material picking, cutting to size, turning, lining up and inserting between the sheets before double taping. This applies to both the panel-filling battens and the wedges for filling the corrugated panels. As for the panel management systems, here too, all the operations take place automatically without the need for operator intervention. The operator only has to feed the piles of insulation material at the start of the line, replace the multi-blade devices for cutting the panel to size and carry out normal supervision for the rest of the operations.
