Automation Suppliers

SUMIG manufactures welding and cutting equipment, power sources, torches and accessories in Brazil. Its automation portfolio includes robotic welding cells, mechanized torches and process-monitoring systems for industrial fabrication. The company supports equipment with training, maintenance, consulting and robot programming services through its Brazilian network.

Sunstar Engineering develops adhesives, sealants, coating materials and drive components for automotive, construction, electronics and two-wheel vehicle applications. Its manufacturing technologies include press working, laser cutting and fine blanking. The company also offers a mechanical foaming machine for formed-in-place gasket application. It operates facilities in Japan, the United States, Germany and other markets.

Suzhou PhoenixPower Industrial develops electric drive wheels, steering drive units, servo motors and servo drives for autonomous guided vehicles and autonomous mobile robots. Its products support indoor material handling and off-road electric vehicle applications. The company operates in Suzhou, China, and markets components under the PhoenixPower and iangv brands.

SwarmFarm Robotics develops lightweight autonomous agricultural robots and a platform for field operations. Its commercial applications include crop protection, targeted weed treatment, mowing and slashing, with robots operating individually or in coordinated groups. The company began in Central Queensland and keeps its team in regional Australia. Its robots have been deployed commercially on Australian farms.

SYN-TIG designs and delivers Panasonic robotic welding systems for MIG, MAG, TIG and plasma processes. Its work includes standard and custom cells, positioners, torches, simulation, offline programming, robot programming, training, maintenance, installation and commissioning. The company operates in Kecskemét, Hungary, and supplies Panasonic TAWERS, TM and TL robot equipment.

Technosoft Motion develops and manufactures intelligent drives, motion controllers and custom motion-control systems. Its products combine servo drive, controller and PLC functions for machines, robots and other automated equipment. The company was established in Switzerland and is now part of Shanghai MOONS’. It supplies component-level motion technology rather than complete robotic cells.

Tek-Industrial supplies industrial touchscreen computers, panel PCs, displays, rugged tablets and embedded computers for factory and automation environments. Serves United States.

Temperature Testing Technologies designs and builds environmental test chambers and temperature-control systems. Its products include temperature and humidity chambers, walk-in and reach-in chambers, remote-conditioning units and solar-simulation equipment. The company provides automated sequencing and chamber controls for environmental-stress screening, qualification and production testing. It also offers calibration and technical support for test equipment.

Toolrite Limited designs and manufactures precision tooling, feeding systems, format-change parts and machine components for pharmaceutical and packaging production. Its work includes blister tooling, guide tracks and pick-and-place tooling for product handling. The company also undertakes machine modifications, process improvements, containment projects and custom engineering.

TPK Controls provides industrial controls engineering, automated-system integration and robot maintenance. Its technical material covers PLC selection, legacy-system support and troubleshooting of robotic production equipment. An official service article identifies FANUC equipment, and another company article describes TPK as a Virginia-based integration company working across the United States.

Unimotion North America supplies linear-motion components and automation products. Its portfolio includes linear units, linear-motor axes, ball screws, actuators and multi-axis motion systems for industrial equipment. The company's products support positioning, handling, packaging, machine-tool and assembly applications.

Van Wees Waalwijk designs and manufactures machines for rubber, plastics and composite-material processing. Its portfolio includes calenders, laminating lines, coating equipment, winding systems and custom production machinery. The company provides engineering, machine construction, controls, commissioning and service for process lines. It operates from Waalwijk in the Netherlands.

Verhaert Masters in Innovation provides product-development and technology-engineering services. Its work covers product design, prototyping, industrialization, test systems and production automation. The company develops robotics and autonomous systems using sensing, control, navigation and artificial intelligence. Its published offices are in Belgium, the Netherlands and Portugal.

VertiDrive develops magnetic crawler robots for working on steel surfaces. Its systems support high-pressure washing, hydroblasting, abrasive blasting and industrial cleaning on ship hulls, storage tanks and other large structures. The robots use magnetic drive assemblies to travel vertically and overhead while the operator remains on the ground. The company operates from Rotterdam and was acquired by BlastOne International in 2023.

Volktek develops industrial networking equipment, including managed and unmanaged Ethernet switches, Power over Ethernet switches, media converters and time-sensitive networking products. The equipment connects industrial controls, cameras and field devices. The company states that it is headquartered in Taiwan and lists sales offices in the United States and India. Its products are components for industrial communications rather than complete production systems.

Vulkan Technic develops custom production equipment for automated adhesive-tape application, cleaning, priming and assembly. Documented projects include machinery for automotive components, glass, metal profiles and battery-pack production. The company provides design, programming, manufacturing, commissioning and technical documentation for custom equipment. Reputable manufacturer documentation identifies its Wiesbaum, Germany, address.

Weyer manufactures electrical connection and cable-protection products. Its range includes plastic and metal conduits, cable glands, cable chains, electrical connectors, accessories and high-voltage and low-voltage connection systems. The products are used in new-energy vehicles, wind and solar power, rail transport, communications equipment, construction machinery and elevators. The company lists its address in Shanghai, China.

WMH Transmissions distributes mechanical power-transmission and collaborative-robot products in the United Kingdom. Its WMH Robotics offering includes Universal Robots collaborative robots, OnRobot end-of-arm tools and cobot linear tracks. The company supplies grippers, force-torque sensors, vision products and related robot accessories for handling, assembly and other automation tasks.

WONST manufactures linear-motion components and systems for industrial machinery. Its products include linear bushings, cross-roller bearings, shafts, linear actuators and smart actuators. The company also supplies harmonic reducers for industrial and collaborative robots, logistics automation and medical devices. Its official store lists its headquarters and factory in Hwaseong, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea.

Woorim Power Train Solution manufactures gears, precision reducers and power-transmission systems. Its products serve factory automation, industrial robots, machine tools, steel plants, heavy machinery, energy, defence and aerospace equipment. The company produces CY-Drive reducers for industrial robots and gearboxes for construction and mining machinery. Its principal factories are in Changwon, Gyeongsangnam-do, South Korea, and it operates a United States subsidiary.

Zetamotion develops artificial intelligence software and systems for visual inspection in manufacturing. Its Spectron platform uses synthetic data and defect detection models to analyse products during production. The company supplies turnkey inspection stations and plug-in kits for coordinate measurement machines and scanners.

3D Automazione designs electronic, mechanical and software systems for industrial equipment. Its services include PLC, HMI and SCADA development, embedded systems, prototyping, production, installation and technical support. The company identifies itself as an Omron solution partner for machine vision. It describes image acquisition and processing for shape recognition and quality control. Its registered office is in San Lazzaro di Savena, Italy.

Abtex LLC designs and manufactures abrasive brushes and automated deburring systems. Its systems remove burrs from aluminium, powdered metal and fine blanked parts and support finishing and polishing operations. The company identifies automotive, aerospace and medical device manufacturers as common markets. It states that its worldwide headquarters and manufacturing facility are in Dresden, New York.

Apex Industrial Automation distributes industrial parts and provides design, repair, control panel fabrication and equipment retrofit services. Serves United States.

APM designs and manufactures bag filling and bulk product handling equipment. Its range includes weighing and filling machines, valve sack filling, sealing, pallet wrapping and vertical form fill and seal equipment. The company also supplies robot systems for palletising, depalletising and pick and place. It manufactures end of arm tooling using mechanical grippers or vacuum suction.

Ati Motors develops autonomous mobile robots for industrial material movement. Its Sherpa range includes an autonomous trolley puller and pallet mover, supported by fleet-management software. The company presents the robots for automotive factories and other manufacturing environments.

August Robotics develops autonomous mobile robots for construction, industrial fit-out and exhibition work. Serves United States.

Autoquip manufactures lifting and material handling equipment, including work positioners, scissor lifts, tilters and vertical reciprocating conveyors. The equipment is used in manufacturing, warehousing and other industrial settings. Its automation engineering includes integrating lift systems with conveyors and machine feeding applications. The company also offers custom configurations and technical support for its lifting products.

AutoStore develops automated storage and retrieval systems using robots operating over a grid of storage bins. Its system includes workstations, controllers and software for warehouse operation and order fulfilment. The company supports retail, grocery, logistics, healthcare and industrial applications through a network of system integrators. Its corporate headquarters are in Nedre Vats, Norway, and its North American headquarters are in Salem, New Hampshire.

bdtronic designs and builds dispensing, impregnation, heat staking and plasma treatment equipment. Its dispensing systems range from manual equipment to fully automated production systems. The company supplies automotive, electrical, electronics and medical technology applications. Its microdispensing equipment can be integrated with robotic or axis systems, and its headquarters are in Weikersheim, Germany.

Bernay Automation designs and manufactures parts feeding and handling equipment. Its products include vibratory bowls, centrifugal feeders, elevators and flexible feeding systems. The company also develops robotic and vision-equipped cells and conveying solutions. It serves automotive, electrical, pharmaceutical, cosmetics, food and aerospace applications.

Blumenbecker Prag develops industrial automation and robot systems. Its projects include robotic workstations, welding lines and bin picking systems that load manufacturing machines. The company develops machine vision software for measurement, identification, sorting and robot guidance. Its documented applications cover automotive and metalworking businesses, the paper industry and energy operations.

Bulk Automation designs and supplies weighing, bagging, packaging and robotic palletizing systems. Its equipment includes pallet handling, wrapping and stretch hood machinery for production lines. The company builds customised palletizing and depalletizing systems using ABB robots. It supplies new and reconditioned robotic equipment and provides control system upgrades.

Camtech Manufacturing Solutions designs and builds custom automation equipment. Its capabilities include robotic welding, material handling, machine tending, conveyors, automated guided vehicle systems and machine vision. The company performs design, fabrication, machining, assembly, wiring, programming and process integration. It tests completed equipment and provides on-site engineering support, with experience supplying tooling and automation to automotive manufacturers.

Can-Am Integration builds robotic automation systems using articulated, SCARA and gantry robots. It identifies itself as a FANUC authorised system integrator and develops custom end-of-arm tooling. Its applications include injection moulding insert placement and part removal, machine tending, palletizing, assembly and packaging. Its vision integration work uses Keyence, Cognex and FANUC iRVision systems.

Capris Colombia supplies and integrates FANUC robotics and CNC systems. Its portfolio includes SCARA, delta, articulated and collaborative robots, CNC controls, servomotors and ROBODRILL machining centres. The company describes robot applications including assembly, material handling, palletizing, spot welding and packaging. It also provides CNC and robotics training, with separate intralogistics offerings covering Kardex and Interroll equipment.