"We have been using the SABA adhesive system in our foam bonding operation going on for about a year now, and have seen large savings in materials and improvement in quality of our product."

Junior Wilson - VP of Purchasing, A.C. Furniture Co.

Process efficiency monitoring system



Optimal efficiency can be achieved by using the newest spraying technology, but controlling the fluid pressure of adhesive as it is delivered to the spray gun is equally important. The SABA foam bonding Solution is the first to offer pressurized fluid delivery and real-time monitoring capabilities to ensure your operators always apply the proper amount of adhesive.

RED System is running inefficiently
Too much adhesive is being used for current production rate.
YELLOW System is approaching inefficiency
Adhesive consumption per piece has gone above the optimal level.
GREEN System is operating efficiently
Optimal amount of adhesive is being used for current rate of production.


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Process Efficiency Monitoring System


To ensure sustainable efficiency and cost savings, SABA is introducing a revolutionary PLC-based monitoring system. This system measures adhesive consumption and production rates to provide production personnel and management with both instantaneous and long term feedback on system efficiency.

First, information on piece count and adhesive consumption is captured in the PLC. Calculations are performed and compared against a benchmark to indicate whether the proper amount of adhesive is being used on each piece. Operators and line management receive instant feedback via a light bar. In addition, data can be securely transmitted to an internal PC for further management reporting via Microsoft Excel or other programs. This allows you to track adhesive consumption by employee, shift or plant, on a daily, weekly or monthly basis. You even don’t have to be on location, the data is accessible via the (wireless) internet.

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