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Siemens Numerical Control's position in the technology industry has not been a day or two. With long-term polishing, Siemens Numerical Control is becoming increasingly important to the technology industry. In the future development of the industry, as a key economic hub, what does Siemens Numerical Control rely on to gain market share? Below, we will introduce the contributions made by Siemens Numerical Control.
Siemens CNC system maintenanceAt this year's China Machine Tool and Tool Exhibition, Siemens fully showcased its CNC technology product Sinumerik family series and solution application solutions, committed to further helping China's machine tool manufacturing industry upgrade comprehensively. Siemens Industrial Business Drive Technology Group has launched the popular CNC controller Sinumerik 808D. This controller has a compact and durable structure, which can not only improve the production efficiency of machine tools but also provide users with a simple and easy-to-use user experience. Siemens further demonstrated the application of its product family in fields such as aerospace, automotive, pharmaceuticals, power generation equipment, and electronic products. Mr. Pei Anzhi, Vice President of Industrial Business Drive Technology Group at Siemens (China) Co., Ltd., said, "With the Sinumerik series products, Siemens can not only maintain its sustained growth in rapidly developing markets, but also assist Chinese machine tool manufacturers and end users in enhancing competitiveness. We want to become the best, reliable, and competitive partner in all CNC sub markets.Siemens CNC system maintenance
The potential of China's popular CNC machine tool market is enormous. According to data from China's National Bureau of Statistics, in 2011, the production and sales of metal cutting machine tools in China exceeded 1 million units, while CNC machine tools accounted for about 300000 units, less than one-third of metal cutting machine tools. In the context of the transformation and upgrading of the machine tool industry, and with the increasing cost of labor, it is imperative to improve the CNC rate of machine tools.
Siemens' traditional Sinumerik series products have already met the needs of Chinese customers due to their openness and flexibility. However, in the context of technological development, the demand for popular CNC machine tools in China still accounts for the majority, and these customers hope to produce products in a simple and economical way.
At the China Machine Tool and Tool Exhibition, Siemens' launch of the popular CNC controller Sinumerik 808D was a major highlight.
The important feature of Sinumerik 808D is its simplicity and ease of use. This product is jointly created by engineers from China and Germany. Siemens utilizes its existing CNC technology product development platform to conduct research and development based on local market demand. The production of products strictly follows German quality standards, ensuring the high quality of popular CNC systems.
The product line is comprehensive and rich, with a wide range of applications
The design purpose of the Sinumerik series is to meet the simple and complex workpiece processing needs involved in all metal processing technologies, such as one-time or series production. Regardless of the application, Siemens can provide appropriate numerical control technology solutions to meet customer needs appropriately.
At the exhibition, Siemens will also showcase its Sinumerik 828DBasic series. The display of these products showcases Siemens' quality, reliability, compact design, and durability, while also being reasonably priced. Mr. Pei Anzhi stated that the Sinumerik 828D solution has also achieved great success in the dynamic and challenging digital electronics industry. The excellent performance and industry reputation have expanded the application of this solution to the fields of spectral parts and general mold manufacturing. This compact CNC system has earned Siemens a good reputation among end users in China and has also taken a significant share in the Asian machine tool market.
Siemens also showcased its CNC system Sinumerik 840D series to the public. This series of products has made significant contributions to the rapid development of China's machine tool industry and the enhancement of national industry over the past 30 years. Especially for the processing of complex parts on large CNC machine tools, the Siemens Sinumerik 840D system plays an indispensable role. In recent years, domestically produced high-end machine tools equipped with a large number of Siemens Sinumerik 840D series CNC systems are gradually passing the acceptance inspection in the national science and technology major project of "High end CNC Machine Tools and Basic Manufacturing Equipment". These machine tools are active in the fields of aviation, automobiles, ships, and generators. Its series of solutions have also made significant contributions to China's industrial transformation and upgrading.
The key to Siemens' success in the CNC machine tool industry lies in its ability to provide products and solutions with various functions and prices for high, medium, and low-end customers according to market demand.
In April 2012, Siemens was awarded the "Third CNC System User Survey" CNC Brand Award by the CNC System Branch of the China Machine Tool Industry Association and the Metal Processing Magazine, which was awarded to customers for their satisfaction.
Siemens has always been renowned as a chemical company. As early as 1852, the fifth year after the establishment of Siemens, Siemens expanded its business to Russia, and then chose China as its second overseas market. As a company with operations in over 190 countries, Siemens assumes a great responsibility towards its employees, shareholders, and the society in the region where it operates. Sustainable development is the main driving force of Siemens' business and has long been a key idea that runs through the entire business of Siemens. At the beginning of its establishment, Werner von Siemens, the founder of Siemens, once said, "We will never sacrifice the future for short-term gains!" For 165 years, Siemens has been driven by innovation and striving to promote sustainable economic, environmental, and social development through responsible management.
Sustainable development is an important strategic direction
The goal of creating sustainable added value is one of the core elements of Siemens' corporate strategy. Siemens firmly believes that sustainable development is a business opportunity worth firmly grasping. To this end, Siemens has established a Siemens integrated approach, paving the way for this. Siemens Integration is a framework established to achieve sustainable value creation and higher capital efficiency growth, and has taken a leading position in many markets. Through this system, Siemens is committed to continuously improving its own performance, thereby surpassing market averages and competitors.
Firstly, Siemens will focus on innovation driven growth markets with long-term growth potential and take a leading position in these markets, or further enhance existing advantages. In these markets, Siemens' business portfolio related to environmental protection plays a core role, making significant contributions to environmental protection and strengthening Siemens' position in these growth markets. In 2011, Siemens' business portfolio related to environmental protection achieved sales of approximately 30 billion euros, accounting for about 40% of Siemens' total sales. Driven by product innovation and high growth in areas such as renewable energy, Siemens plans to increase its revenue from products and solutions related to environmental protection to at least 40 billion euros by the end of 2014. Not only that, Siemens also helps customers achieve their environmental goals of reducing carbon dioxide emissions through its business portfolio related to environmental protection. Thanks to Siemens' innovative and efficient products and solutions, in 2011, Siemens helped customers reduce nearly 320 million tons of carbon dioxide emissions, equivalent to 1% of total carbon dioxide emissions and almost 40% of Germany's total emissions.
Secondly, a major strategic direction of Siemens is to continuously approach customers from all over the world with its value chain at its core. Currently, Siemens not only operates in over 190 countries, but also procures goods and services from suppliers in many of these countries and establishes partnerships. Therefore, establishing a balanced and fair competition local supply network is crucial for Siemens' long-term success. Therefore, Siemens has implemented strict rules for selecting and evaluating suppliers that also apply to itself.
Siemens fully leverages its talent advantages. The transformation and business layout have enabled Siemens to have a diverse workforce, making the company more competitive.
