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Robotics system integrators for metals, fabrication, and machining

8 integrators serving metals, fabrication, and machining manufacturers. Filter by application, robot brand, and distance, or read the buyer guide before you shortlist.

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MMCI Robotics

Unclaimed
Maryland Heights, MOest. 1944

MMCI Automation designs and builds robotic palletizing, case packing and warehouse automation systems for food, packaging, chemical and consumer goods customers from its base in St.

2 robot brands1 documented project
Food and beverageConsumer packaged goodsFANUCOmron

Concept Systems

Unclaimed
Albany, OR

Concept Systems designs and integrates robotic workcells, industrial controls and UL 508A panels for aerospace, food and beverage, and warehousing customers from its headquarters in Albany, Oregon.

1 robot brand1 documented project
Aerospace and defenseFood and beverageFANUC

JM Automation Services

Unclaimed
Harleysville, PAest. 2001

JM Automation Services designs and builds custom automated machinery, including robotic assembly, vision inspection and label print-and-apply systems, for medical device, plastics and other manufacturers from its shop in Harleysville, Pennsylvania.

3 robot brands1 documented project
AutomotiveFood and beverageFANUCEpsonOmron

Mesh Automation

Unclaimed
Dawsonville, GAest. 1999

MESH Automation builds robotic palletizing, machine tending, finishing, vision inspection and mobile robot systems for manufacturers and warehouses from its base in Dawsonville, Georgia.

4 robot brands
AutomotiveFood and beverageFANUCABBYaskawa Motoman

Sage Automation

Unclaimed
Beaumont, TXest. 1995

Sage Automation manufactures gantry robots and integrates FANUC robots for palletizing, depalletizing, machine tending and material handling of large, heavy and bulky products, serving industries such as rubber and tire, paper and converting, and metals.

1 robot brand
AutomotiveFood and beverageFANUC

Applied Manufacturing Technologies (AMT)

Unclaimed
Orion, MIest. 1989

Applied Manufacturing Technologies (AMT) designs and integrates robotic palletizing, depalletizing and end-of-line systems, plus AMR deployments and industrial controls engineering, for food and beverage, automotive, aerospace and warehousing customers from its Orion, Michigan headquarters.

4 robot brands
AutomotiveAerospace and defenseFANUCABBKUKA

PDSI

Unclaimed
Dayton, OHest. 1955

PDSI designs and builds custom assembly, welding and test equipment and integrated robot systems from Dayton, Ohio, with project work for automotive and consumer products manufacturers.

1 robot brand
AutomotiveConsumer packaged goodsFANUC

Factory Automation

Unclaimed
Atlanta, GAest. 1992

Factory Automation Systems designs and implements PLC, motion control, information system and robot cell solutions, including machine tending, material removal, assembly, case packing and palletizing, for manufacturers in building products, food and beverage, consumer products, automotive and metals across the U.S.

1 robot brand
AutomotiveFood and beverageFANUC

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