Automation Suppliers

Keepsake Automation LLP integrates robots for industrial handling, welding, cutting and finishing. Its applications include CNC machine tending, injection moulding handling, pick and place, and high payload handling. Its welding processes include MIG, TIG, plasma and laser welding. Company-published material identifies KUKA robotics and Beckhoff controls relationships and describes robotic gluing and material handling projects.

Keller Technology Corporation provides contract manufacturing and custom robotic systems. Its work includes semiconductor wafer handling and equipment for medical and cleanroom applications. The company integrates robotic assembly, packaging, coating, inspection and testing. It has announced a Kawasaki robotics integration relationship and describes both SCARA and six-axis robot applications.

KINALI develops machine vision, robotic automation and industrial software. The business operates as Kinalisoft s.r.o. and integrates AUBO collaborative robots. Its systems perform product handling, testing, assembly and optical quality control. Its software supports production monitoring and traceability, while its Test-it-off system automates printed circuit board assembly testing.

KINHMA Robotics & Automation engineers and integrates automated production systems. Its services include mechanical and electrical design, simulation, manufacturing, robot programming and PLC programming. Its robotic applications include spot and arc welding, material handling, sealant application and riveting. The company identifies Rockwell GuardLogix, ControlLogix and CompactLogix processors and PanelView interfaces in its controls offering.

KOCH Finishing Systems designs and supplies automated industrial finishing systems. Its technologies include powder coating, liquid coating, electrocoating, anodizing and plating. The company provides engineering, fabrication, installation and service through facilities in the United States and other markets. Its stated industries include automotive, aerospace, agricultural equipment and construction equipment.

Konia s.r.l. designs and builds custom industrial machines, production lines and handling equipment. Its services include consultation, mechanical design, manufacturing, installation and aftermarket support. Its projects include robotic stacking with custom grippers, conveyor systems and dimensional measurement equipment. The company identifies applications in packaging, food, automotive and other manufacturing sectors.

Laser Wire Solutions designs laser processing systems and automation for precision wire and component manufacturing. Processes include wire stripping, braid cutting, tube processing, drilling and welding. Its headquarters are in Pontypridd, United Kingdom. The company supplies standard systems, custom equipment and process development services for medical devices, aerospace, automotive and electronics applications.

LEWA Attendorn develops and builds automated production equipment and provides machining services. Its central development, production, service and administration location is in Attendorn, Germany. Its welding equipment includes robotic spot welding cells and collaborative systems for MIG/MAG and laser welding. The LCM CRX LASER combines a CRX collaborative robot with IPG LightWeld equipment. The company also publishes United States and Mexican operations.

Masterbilt Automation Solutions designs and builds custom assembly, testing, inspection, processing and packaging systems. Its equipment can incorporate robotics, machine vision, lasers, ultrasonics and material feeding mechanisms. The company provides mechanical and controls engineering, data acquisition, motion control and inspection systems. It lists its main automation facility in Poway, California, and its parent company’s corporate headquarters in South Bend, Indiana.

MEGMEET develops power electronics, industrial controls and electrical systems. Its headquarters are in Shenzhen, China. Its activities cover industrial automation, power supplies, electric transport and equipment controls. The group supplies drives, motion control products and digital welding power sources. Its welding business includes equipment designed for use with industrial robots, while other group businesses provide linear motors and position sensing components.

Midwest Finishing Systems designs, fabricates and installs powder coating systems. Its offering includes automated conveyor lines and batch finishing equipment for manufacturers, fabrication shops and custom coaters. Complete systems can include pretreatment washers, ovens, environmental rooms, material handling and custom Allen-Bradley controls. The company also provides installation, maintenance, upgrades and replacement parts.

Modtech Machines designs and manufactures investment casting equipment and automated production systems. Its range includes wax and ceramic injection machines, wax room automation, shelling systems and fettling equipment. The company also supplies end-of-line packaging automation, including robotic palletizing, case erecting, case packing and robotic pick-and-place systems. Its applications include food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, plastics and foundry production.

Moldow designs, manufactures and installs industrial dust extraction systems and painting lines. Its filtration equipment serves woodworking, paper, cardboard and fibre production, while its coating lines handle metal, plastic and wood components. The company builds wet paint and powder coating systems with pretreatment, application, curing, cooling and conveying equipment. Its projects include robotic paint application. Its headquarters are in Holsted, Denmark.

NextFirst designs and integrates production automation, including precision assembly lines, packaging lines and custom machinery. Its registered office is in Bengaluru, India. Its solutions combine robotic assembly, machine vision inspection, PLC controls, SCADA and manufacturing execution systems. The company also provides engineering services for production processes and automation projects.

Nobleo Technology provides engineering services for technical systems, with expertise in mechanics, electronics, embedded software and control engineering. Its headquarters are in Eindhoven, the Netherlands. The company develops autonomous robotics, integrates technical systems and supports testing and industrialisation. Its published work includes decentralised climate and feeding controls for agricultural operations and autonomous inspection technology.

Okura Flexible Automation Systems Pte Ltd designs and implements material handling systems for factories and distribution centres. It is a subsidiary of Okura Yusoki and operates through the OFAS group in Southeast Asia, Oceania and China. Its equipment range includes conveyors, sorting systems and order picking equipment. The business provides engineering and maintenance services through offices and service centres in Singapore, Malaysia and China.

Oprema Ravne develops and manufactures industrial machinery, production systems and pneumatic drilling equipment. Its engineering work includes automotive production equipment, leaf spring lines and metallurgical machinery. The company integrates robotic cells, welding systems, grippers and machine vision. Its published automation capabilities name Siemens and Allen Bradley controllers and FANUC, KUKA and ABB robots.

OSARO develops robotic systems and perception software for warehouse fulfilment. Its solutions include piece picking, bagging, kitting and depalletizing, supported by its SightWorks technology. A published installation for Zenni combines a FANUC robot with Cognex barcode reading, Framos cameras and Pregis Sharp bagging equipment. The company also provides monitoring and support for deployed systems.

Pehama Productions A/S designs and builds special purpose machines, assembly equipment and robotic systems. It also supplies conveyors, ergonomic workstations and production test equipment. Its published robotic applications include screwdriving, polishing, deburring and vision inspection. The company provides robot integration as part of customised production projects.

Polaris Automation acquired Total Controls Incorporated in 2024. Total Controls was an industrial control-system integrator and panel manufacturer with experience in batch processing, process control and material-handling applications. The combined business provides smart-manufacturing engineering, control-system development, panel construction and commissioning for industrial customers. The acquired operation was based in Matthews, North Carolina.

Prime Vision develops computer vision, software and robotics for logistics and parcel sorting. Its systems support address recognition, barcode reading, sorting decisions and integration with customer operating systems. The company offers autonomous robotic sorting and visual guidance for parcel and postal operations. Its headquarters are in Delft, the Netherlands, and its services include maintenance and technical support for sorting systems.

Procmatech designs and builds machinery for industrial automation. Its work covers production-flow analysis, engineering, machine assembly, installation support, operator training, and service for manufacturing processes. The company presents solutions for automotive and packaging applications and lists operating and registered-office addresses in the Bari area.

ProLog Automation provides manufacturer-independent planning, implementation, commissioning, documentation, and service for mobile robotics and intralogistics. Its work covers automated guided vehicles, autonomous mobile robots, and autonomous forklift applications. The company supports projects from concept through mechanical and electrical installation and vehicle commissioning.

Shenzhen Just Motion Control Electromechanics develops and manufactures motion-control products. Its range includes stepper motors and drives, servo motors and drives, integrated motors, linear-motion products and associated control equipment. The company supplies components for positioning and automated machinery from its Shenzhen headquarters. It also lists offices elsewhere in China and a Singapore subsidiary, but no Canadian operation was confirmed.

Siempelkamp Transport Systems develops transport, handling and press-automation equipment. The company formerly operated as Strothmann Machines & Handling and supplies systems for moving heavy workpieces and automating production flow. Its portfolio includes press automation, linear transport and configured handling equipment.

Simmatic Automation Specialists supplies vacuum, pneumatic and ergonomic material handling equipment. Its portfolio includes vacuum pumps, suction products, vacuum conveyors, lifting systems, industrial manipulators and custom gripper tools for automated handling. The company supports pick and place robotics and is a distributor for VMECA vacuum products and a British partner for Movomech lifting systems.

Simtrona d.o.o. develops industrial automation, robotics and machine vision systems. It programs PLCs and HMIs, implements supervisory and industrial control systems, designs grippers and integrates complete robot cells with machine vision. The company is a Slovenian partner for NACHI industrial robots and integrates four, six and seven axis models. Its machine vision work covers inspection, measurement, positioning and part orientation.

Steel King Industries designs and manufactures structural steel racking and material handling products for warehouses and distribution centres. Its systems include pallet rack, pick modules and racking engineered for automated storage and retrieval. The company designs AS/RS structures to support automated cranes, shuttles and conveyor integration. Its published material identifies operations in Wisconsin.

STOBER develops drive and automation systems that combine software, controllers, motors, gearboxes and precision gearing. Its products support motion control for machinery, robotics, packaging, food processing and other automation applications. The company operates in the United States from Kentucky and participates in the Rockwell Automation PartnerNetwork.

Strong Hand Tools manufactures welding tables, clamps, fixtures, workholding products and mobile workstations for metal fabrication and machining. Its products support manual welding, robotic cell fixturing and customized workholding for plant operators and automation integrators. The company states that its headquarters is in Los Angeles, California, with facilities across several U.S. states. It ships through distributors.

Svenska Elektrod distributes welding equipment, filler materials, non-destructive testing products, heat-protection products and Industry 4.0 equipment. It also provides training, repair and technical support for welding operations. The company represents or services brands including Lincoln Electric, voestalpine Böhler Welding and Lorch. It operates in Sweden.

Tebulo Engineering designs machine controls, process automation and electrical and instrumentation systems.

TEM Techniques Électroniques Moutier engineers automated systems and develops controls for machine tools. Its services include electrical engineering, industrial software, commissioning and support for CNC production equipment. The company has worked in machine automation since 1985 and provides projects from design through implementation. Its published address is in Moutier, Switzerland.

TERMS provides industrial automation, energy engineering and mechanical manufacturing services.

The Pentier Group designs and builds manufacturing automation, welding and assembly systems. It serves automotive, aerospace and construction product suppliers. Its equipment includes robotic spot and MIG welding cells and custom machines. The company identifies FANUC as a robotics partner and provides engineering, controls and equipment build services.

THEO Laser Inc. supplies compact handheld fibre laser welding systems and related safety equipment. Its MA1 series uses air cooling, a portable 220 volt format and integrated wire feeding for manual metal joining. The company publishes laser welding equipment for fabrication shops and production users. The reviewed products carry stated CE, FDA, ETL, ISO and machine safety certifications, while robotic integration is not identified in the official product material.