Brand Studio for Patagonia Group
Patagonia CNC Machines arrived at Expoagro 2024 with a novel proposal: the Cooperative Welding System (SCS) represents a promising innovation in the agro-parties industry.
The potential of SCS revolutionizes the way welding is performed, offering an affordable and excellent-performing solution that can boost the efficiency and competitiveness of companies in the sector.
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Solutions from Grupo Patagonia, to automate the agro-supply industry
The Cooperative Welding System (SCS) combines the productivity and repeatability of robotics with collaborative flexibility.
It is ideal for welding various parts in low-volume operating scenarios.
Welding solutions, one of the proposals of Patagonia Machines.
The System stands out for being friendly since the learning curve is far from challenging: on the contrary, being intuitive and easy to manipulate and not requiring complex devices or long programming times, it makes welding more accessible to a wide range of users.
This accessibility means that agribusiness companies can quickly implement SCS in their production processes, with precise and reliable results in each weld, which contributes to greater durability and quality in products.
But that's not all: the brand also took advantage of the mega open-air field exhibition to show for the first time in the country its High Productivity Welding Cell (PA-MT), a new product developed by Patagonia's engineering team. CNC Machines.
Its other featured products at Expoagro 2024 were the fiber optic laser cutting machine manufactured in-house along with the new laser welding machine called 3 in 1 that performs three functions: welding, cutting and cleaning.
The good results, reliability and quality of each product did not take long to arouse attention internationally, where little by little the Patagonia CNC Machines Group begins to insert itself.
The Cooperative Welding System (SCS), the High Productivity Welding Cell (PA-MT) and the Fiber Optic Laser Cutting Machine have been exported since last year to the United States, and are also present in the markets of Brazil and Mexico. .
The high productivity welding cell that Patagonia Machines presented at Expoagro 2024.
Patagonia CNC Machines' decision was to bet on more, and that is why they decided to expand their operations from their current headquarters, in Tigre – to which another space is added in Alabama, United States –, towards a 40,000 square meter plant in Campana, where they aspire to quadruple their production capacity and develop their cells and also their laser cutting machines there.
"We began to sell our products in the United States, where we have our own facilities that allow us to deploy our equipment, guaranteeing all our technology and after-sales service," said Pablo Fornillo, commercial director of Patagonia Machines.
Patagonia Group and industry 4.0
Far from remaining solely with the sale of these products, Patagonia CNC Machines assures that its objective is to become the technological partners of its clients in the automation of their industrial processes, providing them with solutions that range from planning, design, construction and the installation of custom projects.
They made notable demonstrations with cutting tools at the exhibition.
“Patagonia CNC Machines is a family business that has been dedicated to automation and robotics for many years, with the aim of offering dedicated solutions tailored to each client,” explained Pablo Fornillo.
For the group, the success of each of these challenges lies in being able to accompany each of its clients in the comprehensive production process.
“For several years we have been working on the development of innovation in machinery and automation, but we also incorporated the concept of digitalization of industry 4.0 to improve the maintenance and after-sales service,” Fornillo explained.
Patagonia Machines offered personalized attention at its Expoagro stand.
Thus, a proposal like Expoagro 2024 turned out to be an ideal framework to publicize its innovations, but above all to establish direct contact with its clients and the public interested in its services: in fact, at the stand – which it shared with other companies of the Patagonia Group, such as Industrias BTEC and Perfect Welding – in addition to presenting their products, demonstrations of laser welding and manual arc welding could also be experienced with their equipment, some of the most advanced in technology on the market.