Discover how Aritex designs and commissions automated body assembly lines, from the RFQ stage through to the start of series production.

The manufacturing process of the Tarek model chassis is carried out on a line specially designed for this purpose. This is a semi-automatic process in which precise geometry tools are used to assemble the different parts that make up the complete assembly of the chassis.
This manufacturing process combines machine efficiency and precision with human intervention, thus achieving precise, high-quality production. The geometry tools used in assembly guarantee the alignment and perfect fit of the parts, thus ensuring the structural integrity of the chassis.
In addition, using robotic joining techniques enhances the efficiency and accuracy of the process. These specialized robots can perform this work quickly and accurately, ensuring greater strength and durability in the final product.




The challenge was to improve the productivity of the assembly lines while ensuring the quality of the final product and maintaining a safe environment for the workers in an automated work process.
To this end, a detailed analysis was carried out and feasible and efficient production processes were developed. In addition, as an assurance measure to guarantee the correct execution of the automatic and robotized production processes, off-line simulation was used, which resulted in the implementation of a layout optimized according to the customer’s premises in the available space.
The project consisted of the design and manufacture of the mechanical means of production to produce pre-series parts, as well as the execution of the final quality control of the product according to the quality standards required by our client. In addition, the installation and commissioning of the project was carried out with the participation of a capable and experienced team in accordance with the customer’s own standards.








Discover how Aritex designs and commissions automated body assembly lines, from the RFQ stage through to the start of series production.
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