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A well-known music distribution company has reported peak production workloads of more than 200,000 jobs per hour with AppWorx, and a large e-commerce site uses the software to process more than 100,000 jobs per day -- launching and monitoring jobs, automating manual inputs by retrieving dynamic parameters from production data, and invoking automatic recovery routines if processing errors occur. It was originally designed to process 17 jobs per hour, but customer demand outstripped capacity driving Smyrna's engineers to shoehorn in sealer robots and automated conveyors that brought the jobs per hour rate up to 25. The paint shop has been designed for a throughput of 76 jobs per hour to trim and employs the latest technological developments in the paint finishing industry, including the revolutionary RoDip-3 system for pretreatment and electrocoat. |
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