In the past, the booming manufacturing industry in China relied on a large amount of cheap labor. However, as time shifts, with the decrease of new labor force in recent years and the improvement of people's living standards, labor is no longer a cheap resource. It is becoming more and more common to find a job. In order to meet the demand of production, automated production gradually It is recognized by business owners. As an important part of automated production, non-standard equipment has become more and more popular in the past 10 years, and a large number of non-standard equipment manufacturers have emerged in the market.
At present, the demand for automation equipment is increasing. Due to the specific conditions of each enterprise, the demand for non-standard automation accounts for a large proportion. Expenditure on non-standard equipment can be budgeted in advance, such as: machine depreciation, electricity, gas, daily maintenance, operator salaries, etc. The productivity of a machine can be equivalent to a few (minimum) to tens or even hundreds of people, of course, the faster the machine, the higher the cost of the machine. The production cost of the product is maximized. Moreover, the quality of the products produced by the machine is more guaranteed. After the financial crisis in China, non-standard automation equipment will inevitably flourish.
The non-standard automation market will grow rapidly, and the depth of application of automation products will continue to increase. In this field, there is a 10-20 year gap in the overall domestic level compared with developed countries. New non-standard automation equipment is often mechatronic equipment, making full use of the latest achievements in information technology. Designers in some Chinese companies are unfamiliar with electronic products, dare or not choose, which greatly limits the level of improvement. However, in the past 10 years, non-standard automation has gained great application in Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Pearl River Delta and Beijing-Tianjin regions, and domestic enterprises are catching up.