Machinery
Custom Machines & Assembly Automation
Assembly stations, fixtures and test stands built around one job and the floor space you actually have.
When no catalog machine does the job, the answer is usually smaller than a full line: one station that removes the worst manual step, proves itself, and is then repeated.
We take a custom machine from concept to commissioning with fabrication partners, and we own the controls, motion, safety logic and testing.
What we do
- Semi-automatic and automatic assembly stations
- Pick-and-place, pressing, fastening and dispensing motions
- Fixtures, nests and part presentation
- Test and inspection stands with data capture
- Error-proofing so the wrong part cannot be built
- Guarding and safety functions with a documented risk assessment
What you get
- A machine sized to the job and the space
- Drawings, programs and a spare-parts list at handover
- A documented acceptance test at your rate
Questions about custom machines & assembly automation
How do you price a machine that does not exist yet?
In two steps. A short paid concept phase fixes the layout, cycle time and risks. The build is then quoted as a fixed price against that concept.
Who owns the design?
You receive the drawings, programs and documentation for your machine at handover so you are never locked out of your own equipment.
Can you automate only part of a manual process?
Yes, and it is often the right first step. We look for the single operation with the most rework or strain and start there.
Need help with custom machines & assembly automation?
Tell us what the machine does today and what you want it to do.