Catering demand for ergonomic and reliable solutions with Dalmec

By OEM Update Editorial April 22, 2021 3:56 pm IST

Dalmec aims to continue to develop their technology expertise and provide safe, reliable and durable products.

Dalmec has weaved its success story around a simple concept of removing weight factor from the workplace, and improving employee work life. The company believed in the strength of their idea and worked passionately to transform dreams into actions. Today, Dalmec is one of the global market leaders in the manufacturing of industrial manipulators. It’s presence in Asia, Africa, Europe and America allows them to closely watch the evolving industry landscapes, process developments and changing client requirements, thus, giving them a better position to understand the nuance and meet its client’s demand in any part of the world.

With an extensive experience of around 60 years, the company has created a robust global network and presence in various industries across the world. Since last decade, there is a sharp rise in global military spending. Despite the ongoing pandemic, US remained as a top spender in 2020 defence sector. The major European nations like Germany, Italy, France and the United Kingdom remained committed to their investment plans in defence programs. Furthermore, to maintain territorial integrity and safeguard national sovereignty, China and India have increased their defence expenditure.

Even Japan is bolstering its air sea military capabilities and has announced a $ 51.6 Bn defence budget for fiscal year 2021, a ninth straight increase. Technological superiority has always ensured dominance in nation’s defensive and offensive approach. The disposal of high valued funds has intensified working on emerging military technologies to enhance national security and keep pace with competitors. The leading nations leverage disruptive technologies for inking strategic alliances to maintain dominance, managing conflict and secure peace. The strategic collaboration synergised with planned funding of projects has driven the manufacturing of military machinery/equipment and supplies. Today, equipment modernisation, capacity revitalisation and prototyping the R&D outlays; utilise a significant portion of disposal funds.

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