Bystronic acquires software specialist

Proform Laser, situated on the Wirral, started out in business as a laser cutting subcontractor in 2016 when they purchased a laser cutting system and a press brake from Bystronic. With a successful and growing business, the company was confident to buy two more laser cutting machines, the most recent being installed in January. As a fully functioning laser job shop, certified for Aerospace to AS9100, Proform was also working on automotive parts for JLR and other industries at the time of the first coronavirus lockdown in March 2020.

It's the small parts that make the big picture work: The Polish equipment manufacturer Komfort specializes in components for agricultural machinery. The family-owned company supplies almost all internationally renowned manufacturers. Behind its success lies continuous modernization and holistic software networking based on BySoft from Bystronic.

During the lockdown earlier this year, Bystronic UK worked hard and invested in the Coventry facility to bring a fuller range of equipment available for our customers to see and to gain hands-on experience with. In the recent 3 day event held between 20th – 22nd October, we were able to put the facilities to great use and showcase our new Experience Centre in all its glory.

Product innovations from Bystronic: Within the framework of regional Competence Days and the “Euroblech Digital Innovation Summit” online event, Bystronic presented its latest products and solutions for the fields of laser cutting, bending, automation, and software. Among other things, the sheet metal processing specialist demonstrated how manufacturing environments can be intelligently networked to achieve even higher efficiency.