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Home » Sensor-Based Leak Detector Pays off for Bosch
Optimizing product quality is an ongoing challenge for all employees of Robert Bosch GmbH, the world’s largest supplier of automotive components. To achieve its goal, the company often turns to PA-AMTO, an in-house provider of assembly systems and specialized equipment.
PA-ATMO’s responsibilities include testing leak-detection procedures and developing leak-testing systems for several company divisions. One division is gasoline services, which manufactures specialized gas injection and engine control systems in Bamberg, Germany.