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Gates assembly solutions for factory quality performance

Published:  17 August, 2021

This new self-assembly solution allows you to create your own hose and fitting combinations in no time at all. Make it easy for yourself, with ergonomic design for comfortable machine handling, grease-free operation for a clean working environment and reduced maintenance, validated press data and clear operating instructions.

The pandemic has changed the way we live and work. The importance of being prepared for any circumstance to ensure continuity of work in your shop has become very evident. Fortunately, Gates assembly machinery offers you a solution that will help you do just that. Produce factory quality hoses yourself in a safe and easy way.

Create a durable hose with Gates self-assembly machinery and receive all the support you need, in the form of training sessions, validated press data and specially designed tools to facilitate the hose manufacturing operation.

Thanks to Gates self-assembly solutions, you can create your own hose and fitting combinations in no time at all. Make it easy for yourself, with ergonomic design for comfortable machine handling, grease-free operation for a clean working environment and reduced maintenance, validated press data and clear operating instructions.

How to get started with assembly? Get ready in no time:

1) Clear some space to create your assembly environment.

2) Select the right equipment.

3) Attend our training webinars.

4) Read the installation instructions manual.

5) Make sure that the necessary safety precautions are taken.

6) Calibrate the equipment.

7) Send a sample assembly to your Gates representative.

8) Receive a Gates authorised assembly shop certificate.

The true value of the Gates self-assembly system comes from the Gates Integrated System Approach: all elements of the hose assembly process are designed together. They are meticulously adjusted and in unison. As a result, the Gates Integrated System Approach provides you and your customers with factory-quality assemblies which meet or exceed all international standards.

In addition, this approach ensures full compliance with the European Machinery Directive. Our dedication to offer you and your customers reassuringly superior products works results: we take pride in defending our reputation as the world’s most trusted hydraulic hose assembly manufacturer.

For more information and to get in touch with a Gates specialist, click here

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