HeyJaredPiab Vacuum Automation
Piab Vacuum Automation is your go-to podcast for exploring the science and technology behind industrial vacuum solutions.
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The Power of Conversation │Episode Special (opens the original)
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In this special episode, we are joined by Fredrik Thuman , Product Management and R&D Director in the Vacuum Automation division, for a conversation about how customer needs are transformed into real-world automation solutions. Together, we explore the role of listening, collaboration, product development, and innovation in solving complex automation challenges, as well as the ideas shaping the future of the industry.
Drop the Risk, Not the Box (opens the original)
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In this episode of J&J, Johnny and Josef explore the world of cardboard handling for logistics and e-commerce. They put different cardboard materials and suction cups to the test, uncovering how leakage, surface texture, vacuum flow, and cup choice can make or break your system. Packed with practical tips on cup selection, pump sizing, and handling tricky, dusty boxes, this episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to boost performance in high-speed carton picking.
Unpacking the Packaging Industry (opens the original)
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This 20-minute episode gives a fast, story-driven overview of how modern packaging lines work, from flexible snack bags to corrugated boxes and open cans and jars. It focuses on the challenges of handling these different materials at high speed and how vacuum technology solves them.
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