How to prepare your factory for efficient line commissioning
January 22nd, 2026
Good preparation is key to a smooth and efficient commissioning process. Here’s how you can support our team and speed up your start.
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Our common goal:
smooth on-site commissioning so that you can start your production as soon as possible.
Cable production lines vary a lot, they are complex setups, often customized. And, of course, not everything that happens on site can be planned or predicted.
Factors that influence commissioning duration
- Complexity and size of your line (number of machines, different line modes).
- Availability of materials.
- Presence of third-party machines and how well they integrate.
- Quality of provided tools and materials.
- Availability of staff on site.
- Missing or defective components.
Good preparation is key
Here’s how you can support our team for a smooth and efficient commissioning process and speed up your start.
Before we arrive, make sure you:
- Provide power, compressed air, and water supply connections.
- Prepare evenly leveled floors. Pay attention to floor height and soil bearing capacity.
- Don’t bolt the processing unit (extruder and crosshead) to the floor yet. Our engineers need some flexibility for fine-tuning the alignment.
- Don’t run cable trays or channels beneath machines or too close to moving parts.
You’ll also need to provide:
- Scrap material and empty reels for rewinding and trial runs.
- Access to your LAN and ERP system (if integration is planned).
- Technical staff (electricians, mechanics, trainees) on site.
You will receive a checklist
Please refer to the project management checklist and pre-documentation we provide. These include everything you need to have ready before commissioning begins.
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