SOLLICH KG Stop production stops
Goal Stop production stops
In mechanical engineering, quick solutions are crucial. SOLLIQ helps to quickly resolve unexpected production stops without having to wait for external experts. This not only provides better support for new employees, but also compensates for general fluctuations in performance levels. As a result, efficiency and productivity are increased.
Our collaboration
About the company
SOLLICH is a family led buisness in in the third generation in Bad Salzuflen, Germany, and is a system supplierer of assets in the confectionery industry. The production programme ranges from tempering machines, fully automatic enrobing systems and cooling tunnels to various forming and depositing systems. Complete bar, praline and biscuit finishing lines are modularly assembled for the manufacture of each product. Which means the mSOLLICH machines are used by, amongst others, Mars Inc, the Ferrero Group or Chocoladenfabriken Lindt & Sprüngli.
Motivation
When machines encounter problems, it often leads to a standstil in production. It is a constant challange to combat those quickly and requires especially qualified employees. The solution by SOLLICH and findIQ, SOLLIQ, unburdens service experts, by enabeling employees on-site to diagnose and solve problems.
Segment
Food, confectionery
Country
Germany, Global
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Timeline
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07/2023
First Asset
The Projectteam is created and devoted itself to how findIQ can best be integrated. They determined one plant and defined a use case so that the results could be checked.
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11/2023
Break down the complexity
Because the plant is highly complex, it is divided into several modules. Thus several units are created that are easier to view and handle.
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12/2023
Expanding to a second type of machine
The process is expanded to include a new type of machine. This happened because the users took incentive.
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02/2024
Integration and interest from our customers
findIQ is integrated into the iternal processes and in SweetConnect(digital platform for the production of confectionery), the structure of distribution is expanded and customers show interest in the new processes.