NWPCA and CAPE Machinery Integrate Together to Coordinate PDS Programing

NWPCA and CAPE Machinery, a leading Spanish carpentry hardware maker and designer, have gone into a two-year understanding that will consistently coordinate the Pallet Design System™ (PDS) programming with CAPE’s elite pallet creation machines.

Advancement Project of CAPE 4.0

The arrangement between the NWPCA and CAPE to coordinate PDS programming with CAPE’s MACH series Flexible Nailing Lines is essential for another advancement project, CAPE 4.0. The new joining will permit CAPE clients to make their initial steps to the “Savvy Factory.” Enabling to design the pallet from the workplace and send all pallet information to the MACH Line will make the arrangement, consequently saving time and potential administrators mistakes during the arrangement interaction.

Digitalization is one of the pillars in the Fourth Industrial Revolution, and PDS is one of the most exceptional programmings in our industry. Our overall clients have the right to utilize an instrument like PDS coordinated with their MACH Lines and see the result of the new advancements applied to their reality, said Marc Perez, CAPE.

Multiplication of The PDS System

One of the critical components of NWPCA’s essential mission is the multiplication of the PDS System.

Not only is the PDS System the best pallet design framework, it’s overall acknowledgment, and use gives a significant monetary stream to the Association in this way empowering NWPCA to help out the business, said NWPCA Chair, Shane Thompson.

With the authorizing arrangement, PDS programming will be coordinated into CAPE’s computerized creation measure for new, repaired, and retrofitted pallet creation machines, with worldwide clients buying CAPE apparatus getting a one-year permit for PDS.

The worldwide impression of PDS proceeds to proliferate, and this arrangement among NWPCA and CAPE further solidifies PDS’ market administrative role as the business standard for pallet configuration, added NWPCA President and CEO Brent McClendon.