Automation Suppliers

STAMH Group designs and integrates warehouse automation, storage and material handling systems.

Eoslift supplies material handling equipment and warehouse automation systems. Its portfolio includes autonomous guided vehicles, conveyors, automated storage, robotic packaging equipment and integrated warehouse management software. The company publishes United States operations in Rancho Cucamonga, California, and manufacturing information for China. Its Lionman system combines robots, shuttles and warehouse software for pallet handling and storage.

PROMAG supplies warehouse automation, conveyors, automated storage, pallet handling, picking, sorting, packing, and warehouse-control software. Its AutoMAG systems use transfer vehicles, shuttles, lifts, conveyors, WMS, and WCS coordination for automated material flow. The company also offers autonomous mobile equipment for pallet transport and autonomous case-handling robots for tote and carton picking.

System Logistics S.p.A.

AMADA GmbH supplies sheet metal fabrication machinery and automation. Its portfolio includes laser cutting, punching, combined punch and laser machines, press brakes, laser welding, presses, grinding, shearing, measuring systems and production software. Its automation systems load, unload, sort and stack material, while bending cells use robots and automatic tool changers.

Asseco CEIT develops automated guided vehicles and software for production and warehouse logistics.

JH Tester Industrial Automation designs and manufactures special-purpose machines and integrates industrial systems.

SmartlogitecX supplies warehouse automation and intelligent logistics systems. Its portfolio includes AGVs, AMRs, conveyors, sorters, stacker cranes, automated storage, robotic parcel infeed, barcode readers and warehouse vision equipment. The company works with Wayzim and other global suppliers to deliver systems for warehousing, distribution, parcel handling and baggage operations.

TECO Electric & Machinery supplies industrial drives, servo motors and drives, stepper systems, programmable logic controllers, human-machine interfaces and robot joint modules.

Weldon Solutions manufactures CNC cylindrical grinders and integrates robotic automation systems. Its applications include machine tending, dispensing and coating, material handling and bakery pan storage and retrieval. The company is an authorized system integrator and certified service provider for FANUC America. Its headquarters is in West Manchester Township in York County, Pennsylvania.

Conveyroll integrates material handling and warehouse automation systems. Serves United States.

Motion Controls Robotics designs and integrates robotic automation from its headquarters in Fremont, Ohio. Serves United States.

Quicktron Robotics designs and manufactures autonomous mobile robots and software for warehouse and factory intralogistics. Serves United States.

Unipart provides supply-chain, logistics, warehousing, manufacturing and technology services. Its warehouse solutions include automated storage, warehouse-management systems, autonomous mobile robots, packaging, inventory management and order fulfilment. The group also develops industrial automation, artificial-intelligence, internet-of-things and digital-twin solutions through its technology operations.

Wayzim develops automated logistics, sortation and warehousing systems. Its portfolio includes cross-belt and narrow-belt sorters, conveyors, robotic parcel infeed, singulation, barcode scanning, dimensioning, warehousing robots and baggage-handling systems. The company combines equipment, machine vision, software and Internet of Things technology for parcel, airport and factory logistics. It documents deployments in the United States.

SVT Robotics develops the SOFTBOT platform for integrating warehouse software, robotics and industrial automation. Its prebuilt connectors support warehouse-management systems, autonomous mobile robots, goods-to-person systems, vision equipment, printers and other supply-chain technologies. The company is based in Norfolk, Virginia, and its connector catalogue names systems from Locus Robotics, Hai Robotics, OTTO Motors, MiR, OMRON, AutoStore, Cognex, Blue Yonder and others.

Toyota Material Handling International presents Toyota's global range of warehouse trucks, automated guided vehicles and logistics systems.

Abel Womack supplies and integrates warehouse and material handling equipment. Its range includes Raymond forklifts, conveyors, automated storage and retrieval systems, autonomous mobile robots and robotic palletizing systems. The company names Universal Robots, FANUC and Locus Robotics in its automation material. It offers equipment maintenance, replacement parts and forklift safety training. Its website identifies Lawrence, Massachusetts, as its headquarters.

Wildeck manufactures industrial work platforms, vertical reciprocating conveyors, rideable material lifts, safety guarding, ladders and access products. Its products support material storage, vertical transfer and facility safety in manufacturing and distribution operations. The company is headquartered in Waukesha, Wisconsin, and also manufactures in Arizona. It sells through a dealer and system-integrator network in the United States.

WINKEL develops and manufactures linear guides, linear axes, robot tracks, storage and retrieval machines, pallet handling, lifts and vertical conveyors. Its systems support heavy-load material handling and industrial automation. The company designs and manufactures systems at its headquarters in Illingen, Germany, and operates a United States subsidiary in Chicago.

ZELL Group manufactures workpiece carriers, cleaning baskets and part carriers for automated production. Its products support automated handling, machine loading, cleaning processes and pick and place operations. The company's carriers can incorporate QR codes, barcodes and RFID for identification and traceability. It also documents solutions for AutoStore order picking.

Cisco-Eagle designs and integrates material handling systems for manufacturing, warehousing and distribution. Its offerings include conveyors, automated storage, carousels, picking systems and warehouse software. The company also supplies PLC controls, maintenance services and forklift pedestrian safety equipment. Its corporate headquarters is in Coppell, Texas.

Janus Automation integrates industrial automation and information systems from field instrumentation through manufacturing and business systems. Serves United States.

Remtec Automation designs and integrates robotic systems for manufacturing and distribution. Its work includes palletizing, depalletizing, case packing, machine tending, material handling, picking, welding, and automated storage applications. The company provides engineering, controls, end-of-arm tooling, installation, and support for turnkey robot cells.

UNARCO Material Handling designs and manufactures pallet rack and engineered warehouse-storage systems. Its product range includes carton flow, pallet flow, push-back and drive-in rack, pick modules, cantilever rack, mezzanines and rack repair systems. The company also provides project engineering, design, project management and installation for distribution and warehouse facilities. Its headquarters is in Springfield, Tennessee.

Yushin Company develops take-out and palletizing robots, end-of-arm tools, stock systems and downstream equipment for manufacturing. Its automation is used primarily with plastics injection moulding and related handling processes. The company changed its name from Yushin Precision Equipment and lists its headquarters in Kyoto, Japan.

Iskra Impuls designs mechanical equipment, electrical systems and software for intralogistics, energy and process automation.

KPI Solutions designs and integrates warehouse automation and material handling systems. Its corporate headquarters address is in Belton, Missouri. Kuecker Logistics Group, PULSE Integration and QC Software combined to form the business in 2021. Its capabilities include automated storage, mobile robots, conveyors, robotic picking and warehouse execution software. Published projects identify AutoStore storage systems and Geekplus mobile robots.

Kunshan Huaheng Welding develops automated welding, cutting and production systems. Its headquarters are in Kunshan, Jiangsu, China. Its range includes robotic welding stations, orbital pipe welding and laser cutting equipment. It also supplies automated guided vehicles, storage cranes and conveyors for industrial logistics.

RBT Technologies supplies industrial automation and digitalization equipment and supports machine builders and system integrators.

Zolvo designs and integrates automated intralogistics systems. Its projects include robotic handling, sorting, conveyor systems, inbound and outbound logistics automation and baggage conveyors for airports. The company includes warehouse management and traffic control software that can connect with ERP, ecommerce, transport and logistics systems.

Argon & Co provides consulting for manufacturing, logistics and supply chain operations. Its services include warehouse design, automation feasibility studies, intralogistics benchmarking, automation health checks and assessment of automated storage and robotics options. The company also advises on Internet of Things, analytics and robotic process automation. The available official pages do not confirm a headquarters location or a Canadian office or service region.

Crossmuller provides engineering, manufacturing and industrial automation services.

Gibas integrates production automation and robotic systems.

Qimarox manufactures palletizers, product lifts, pallet lifts, pallet dispensers, shielding systems, and vertical conveyors. Its equipment supports production lines, warehouse movement, pallet handling, and interfaces with shuttle, automated guided vehicle, and autonomous mobile robot systems. The company identifies Harderwijk, Netherlands, as its sole production location and supports projects through certified integration partners.

STILL GmbH develops forklift trucks, warehouse equipment, software and automated intralogistics systems. Its iGo portfolio covers automated vehicles, mobile robots, warehouse control and integration of complete material flow systems. The company states that it is headquartered in Hamburg, Germany, and is part of KION Group. It supports customers through an international network.