EAS INDUSTRY SA and EAS LAB SA initiate a partnership with Festo in the Canton of Ticino
Festo is a global benchmark in industrial automation, pneumatics, and advanced mechatronics.
For EAS INDUSTRY SA, this collaboration represents a strategic step that allows us to be even closer to the needs of companies in the region, offering integrated, up-to-date solutions supported by strong expertise.
For EAS LAB SA, this collaboration represents a strategic step that allows us to be even closer to the needs of companies in the region, offering integrated, up-to-date solutions supported by strong expertise.
Thanks to this collaboration, we are able to ensure:
> Direct access to Festo technologies
Including actuators, valves, handling systems, and pneumatic and electrical solutions.
> Local and immediate technical support
Analysis, sizing, application consulting, and on-site validation of solutions directly in the field.
> Turnkey automation projects
From initial concept to commissioning, with the possibility of integrating Festo products into our automation systems, custom machinery, and production layouts.
> Greater speed and operational continuity
Reduced lead times, improved component availability, and a single point of contact for troubleshooting, revamping, and system upgrades.
Why this collaboration is strategic for the region
In recent years, demand for intelligent automation, energy optimisation, and process digitalisation has grown significantly, including among SMEs in the Canton of Ticino.
In this context, a partner such as Festo enables the delivery of:
- TECHNOLOGIES ALIGNED WITH THE HIGHEST EUROPEAN STANDARDS;
- MODULARITY AND FLEXIBILITY TO ADAPT TO DIFFERENT PRODUCTION CYCLES;
- MECHATRONIC SOLUTIONS ALREADY DESIGNED FOR INTEGRATION WITH PLC/HMI SYSTEMS, ROBOTICS, AND INDUSTRY 4.0 DEVICES.
For EAS INDUSTRY SA, this means being able to deploy more robust, reliable, and scalable solutions, while maintaining our core strength:
> being a close, responsive partner focused on the real needs of industrial plants.
