Services / Detail D
Robotics
Cobot cells that take the repetitive work at a machine or the end of a line, so your people don't have to.
Parts listClick a part for details
What it does
Machine tending
Loads and unloads a CNC, press or molder, shift after shift.
Palletizing
Stacks cases at the end of the line in the pattern your customer wants.
Pick-and-place
Moves parts between conveyors, trays and fixtures.
Vision when parts vary
A wrist camera finds parts that never land in the same place twice.
Fixtures for your part
We design the nests and grippers that make the job repeatable.
Safe next to people
A risk assessment for the cell, and scanners that slow the arm when someone walks up.
A typical first job
- Problem
- An operator stands at a machine all shift, loading and unloading parts.
- We install
- A cobot on a pedestal, a gripper, a fixture for your part and the signals to your machine.
- Timeline
- 6–8 weeks
- Typical range
- From $40k plus the robot
- Measured by
- Parts per shift and operator hours freed. Full palletizing lines cost more; grant cost-share often makes sense.
What you get
Cell design
Layout, fixture and gripper drawings, and a parts list.
The program, in your name
Robot programs and settings, handed over. No lock-in.
Risk assessment
Written for your cell, with the safeguards it calls for.
Spares on site
Gripper fingers and the parts most likely to wear.
Operator training
Your team learns to run it, recover it and add parts.
Support
Remote access you control and can switch off.
Questions plants ask
Is a cobot safe next to people?
It can be, for the right task. Every cell gets a risk assessment, and we add scanners or guarding where the assessment calls for them.
What payback should we expect?
We estimate it from your own numbers during the plant walk, before you commit to anything.
Which robot brand do you use?
Whichever fits the job. We aren't a reseller, so we pick the arm for your part, payload and reach.