The partnership between InSolution and Fastems – the global leader in machining automation – has spanned over a decade, covering collaboration in design, programming, and commissioning. After achieving success across Europe and the United States, their sights are now set on the Far East. 

Fastems’ intelligent manufacturing systems and robotics-powered solutions promise machine shops more spindle hours and increased productivity. And that promise holds true – with over 4,000 systems delivered to more than 40 countries and 115 years of industrial manufacturing heritage, Fastems has earned its reputation. 

“When our customers are cutting chips for over 7,200 hours per year per machine, everything needs to run seamlessly. It’s all about getting the factory’s systems to talk to each other and using that data effectively. Our control system is the conductor of that orchestra,” says Jari Tikkala, Director at Fastems Oy Ab. 

In addition to its service business, Fastems has a strong focus on software development, an area where InSolution has been involved since day one. 

“Working with InSolution is agile, high-quality, and reliable. Their team represents top-tier industry expertise, and we’ve always been able to get the resources we need. Their work is both innovative and high in quality.” 

“And most importantly, InSolution takes responsibility all the way – once the system is installed and power is on, they’re on site ensuring everything goes live smoothly. Over the years we’ve faced many tough situations that have put skills to the test, and these guys aren’t afraid to step outside their comfort zone,” Jari adds. 

Looking ahead, InSolution’s role as a key partner will only grow. As machine shops go through the fastest transformation in their history, Fastems is committed to harnessing the power of digitalization to offer even more versatile manufacturing systems. 

“I believe digitalization will create new, attractive career opportunities in the machining industry – even for younger generations. Smart manufacturing contributes to well-being and sustainable development,” says Jari. 

Read more: www.fastems.fi