Hutch House
Hutchhouse, a company specializing in modular construction, has undergone a significant modernization of its production process. The heart of the new technology is the PONTEC multifunctional CNC-controlled bridge in conjunction with a pair of WING mobile tilting tables and a semi-automatic gantry for applying blown ISOCELL insulation.
The production process begins on the first framing table, where the supporting frame structure is assembled. Thanks to the grooves in the flanges, precise positioning of the posts is ensured, which significantly speeds up assembly and eliminates the possibility of inaccuracies.
After the first side of the panel is sheathed and its CNC machining is completed, the panel is tilted and moved under the ISOCELL blowing gantry.
Here, the cavities are automatically filled with blown insulation. The device also includes an output for manual application of insulation into structurally complex or difficult-to-access cavities, which ensures maximum flexibility in production.
After the insulation is completed, the panel is closed with a second sheathing and moved back to the CNC machining center, where the final stapling, formatting and finishing operations take place.
The concept of a compact production line minimizes panel handling throughout the entire production process. At the same time, it allows for the efficient production of not only standard but also structurally very demanding compositions without limitations.
