Automation Suppliers

KAPLINA Engineering GmbH & Co KG develops machines, fixtures and industrial engineering solutions. The company identifies Bludenz, Austria, as its home base. Its work includes robot welding, lifting equipment, special machinery, test equipment and prototyping. It integrates Universal Robots systems for welding projects with partners supplying welding equipment, software and extraction technology.

Nanjing Enigma Automation develops metal additive manufacturing systems using directed energy deposition. Its range includes wire arc systems, hybrid manufacturing equipment and software for generating deposition paths. The company’s software documentation lists support for Siemens, Huazhong and Guangshu CNC systems and ABB, FANUC, KUKA and JAKA robots. It identifies its headquarters in Nanjing.

Texas A&M University's mechanical engineering department conducts teaching and research in advanced manufacturing, robotics, mechatronics, biomechanics, energy and related fields. Serves United States.

ActionPlas Group manufactures machined and fabricated plastic and aluminium components. Its production equipment includes CNC lathes with automatic bar feeding, four and five axis machining centres and robots for larger production batches. The company also produces additive manufactured plastic parts, conveyor components, fixtures, guarding and line change parts. It identifies its head office in Pudsey, West Yorkshire, United Kingdom.

Niederberger Engineering AG provides mechanical engineering, special machinery development, robotics and automation. Its headquarters are in Altdorf, Switzerland, with a branch in Oberdorf. Its work covers feasibility studies, CAD design, simulation, controls and support through manufacturing and commissioning. Published projects include cleaning robots, automated storage equipment and concrete 3D printing machinery.

Tronix3D provides industrial additive manufacturing, three-dimensional scanning, reverse engineering, rapid prototyping and low-volume production. It produces polymer and titanium parts for robotics, automation equipment and other engineered products. The reviewed site presents Tronix3D as a design and manufacturing service provider rather than a robot or controls integrator.

Delteco distributes machine tools and integrates automation and robotics for metalworking. Its portfolio includes machining centres, lathes, electrical discharge machines and additive manufacturing equipment. The company lists Doosan Robotics and Halter within its robotics offering and SLM Solutions and Desktop Metal in additive manufacturing. Its headquarters are in Zumaia, Spain, with additional operations across Spain and Portugal.

Laser Lines supplies industrial lasers, laser systems and three dimensional printing equipment. Its range covers marking, cutting and welding, together with beam delivery components, processing heads and laser measurement instruments. The company provides technical support and training for manufacturing and research customers. Its stated sectors include automotive, aerospace, medical equipment, education, engineering and tooling.

LASERLINE manufactures industrial diode lasers and associated optical systems. Its headquarters are in Mülheim-Kärlich, Germany. Its lasers are used for metal and plastic welding, brazing, cladding and additive manufacturing. The company provides application trials and process development. Its application laboratory includes six axis robots, CNC handling, seam tracking equipment and temperature monitoring systems.

One-Off Robotics develops robotic additive manufacturing and machining systems. Its offering includes wire arc metal deposition platforms, deployable production equipment and part printing services. The company provides engineering, installation and training for custom systems. Its KUKA Edu Additive equipment combines robotic polymer printing with a training curriculum for educational and production use.

Currie Group supplies printing, finishing and graphic arts equipment in Australia and New Zealand.

IONIC3DP develops 3D printers, PCB milling equipment and custom industrial automation. Its published capabilities include fused deposition and liquid deposition printing, robotics, connected devices and product prototyping. The company also provides electronic manufacturing services, including PCB assembly and optical and X-ray inspection. Its work addresses manufacturing, medical, transport and consumer product applications.

SuNPe provides rapid prototyping, tooling and low-volume manufacturing. Its processes include CNC machining, vacuum casting, additive manufacturing, sheet-metal fabrication, extrusion, injection moulding and die casting. The company operates manufacturing facilities in China and serves automotive, medical, electronics, home-appliance and industrial product programs.

ROBOWORKER Automation builds powder presses, robot automation, drilling and deburring stations, inspection machines and packaging equipment. Its systems also handle repalletizing, loading and unloading around coating and sintering processes. The company supplies special-purpose machines, production software, linear axes and related components.

SPEE3D develops and supplies metal additive manufacturing systems that use cold spray additive manufacturing. Its equipment deposits metal powder at high speed to produce and repair metal parts. The company lists its world headquarters in Melbourne and research and development in Darwin. It also lists North American operations in Delaware and a manufacturing facility and applications centre in New Hampshire.

Honpe Prototyping Mexico provides prototype development and manufacturing services. Its processes include CNC machining, 3D printing, silicone moulding, injection moulding, sheet metal fabrication and surface finishing. The company supports automotive, healthcare, consumer electronics, construction and manufacturing projects. Its history identifies the Mexican operation as a subsidiary established in 2020.

MATER supplies industrial machinery and production technologies. Its published equipment categories include robotic cells, additive manufacturing, grinding, electrical discharge machining and CAD/CAM. Its robotic cell portfolio includes the EROWA Robot Dynamic 150L for serving multiple machines. The company lists commercial contacts in the Porto and Leiria areas of Portugal.

Permanova Lasersystem develops, manufactures and installs robotic laser systems for metal processing. The business is part of GKN Aerospace. Its equipment supports laser welding and additive manufacturing using wire or powder deposition. Its stated markets include aerospace, automotive and general industrial manufacturing.

COMHER distributes machine tools and manufacturing technology in Spain. Its range includes machining centres, milling machines, lathes, electrical discharge machining equipment, metrology systems and additive manufacturing equipment. Zayer identifies COMHER as its distributor in Catalonia and describes technical support across Spain. A COMHER branded product catalogue documents Hanwha collaborative robots for assembly and machine loading applications.

Prodways Group provides industrial 3D printers, materials, software, product development, prototyping, and additive-manufacturing production services. Its group companies support design through serial production using polymer and metal additive processes. The group identifies France-based production and development operations, including an INITIAL site near Annecy.

The Manufacturing Technology Engineering Centre at Richard J. Serves United States.

Carfulan Group supplies manufacturing measurement equipment, additive manufacturing systems and tooling technology. Its businesses include OGP UK, SYS Systems, ZOLLER UK, VICIVISION UK and METRIOS UK. Its portfolio includes multisensor inspection, Stratasys 3D printers, tool presetting, tool management and optical measurement of turned and machined components. The group operates from its headquarters in Foston, Derbyshire.

INDO-MIM manufactures precision metal components using metal injection moulding and other production processes.

IronDesign AB provides mechanical design and product development services, from consumer products to automated assembly lines.

JierChen Enterprise provides prototype and small-batch manufacturing services. Serves United States.

Matsuura Machinery Ltd. supplies CNC machining and additive manufacturing equipment from its UK headquarters in Coalville. Its offerings include Matsuura multi-pallet five-axis machines and Muratec multi-spindle lathes. The company also supplies HP Multi Jet Fusion printers and DyeMansion post-processing equipment. Its UK facility provides demonstrations, spindle repairs, spare parts and technical support.

3DCP Group provides concrete 3D printing for buildings, building shells and custom concrete elements. Its offering includes architectural and engineering work associated with construction printing. The company sells COBOD BOD2 construction printers and supporting concrete production equipment, including mixing plants, silos and pumps. Its website lists a company address in Brande, Denmark.

igus (Shanghai) Motion Plastics supplies igus products in mainland China. Its portfolio includes energy chains, flexible cables, polymer bearings, linear guides and motor controls. The company also offers collaborative, delta and SCARA robots, gantry systems and materials and services for 3D printing. Its Chinese website identifies local teams for cable management, bearings, linear motion and robotics.

Kimura Foundry America produces prototype and small volume metal castings. Its Shelbyville, Indiana, foundry uses ExOne binder jetting equipment to make sand moulds and cores. The company casts iron, steel, aluminium and specialty alloys. Its in-house capabilities include engineering, casting simulation, finishing and CT inspection for automotive, construction machinery, pump and industrial equipment applications.

La Précision Industry manufactures precision components and subassemblies. Its stated markets include aerospace, medical equipment, defence and robotics. Its production capabilities include bar turning, machining, five axis milling and metal additive manufacturing using laser fusion. The company also supports product design, prototyping and industrialisation.

Orbital Composites develops robotic manufacturing systems for polymers and continuous fibre composites. Its production cells combine robotic deposition, sensing and process control for aerospace, defence and energy applications. Its machine range includes single robot printers, systems with multiple robots and mobile production equipment. The company also develops custom systems for specified part production requirements.

Luke Engineering B.V. provides engineering and project support from product concept through manufacture. Its services include CAD engineering, CAM programming, 3D measurement and 3D printing. The company also supports assembly and organisational improvement work. It describes engineering experience in aerospace, pharmaceuticals, offshore equipment, power plants and transport systems.

Mark3D UK supplies Markforged industrial 3D printers and Artec 3D scanners. Its equipment covers composite and metal additive manufacturing, with associated materials, software, consumables and technical support. The company demonstrates scanning, reverse engineering, printing and inspection workflows for manufacturing applications. Its UK headquarters and showroom are in Halesowen.

Massive Dimension supplies large-format robotic 3D printing cells, pellet extruders and related equipment. Its systems include collaborative robot cells and industrial robotic printing configurations. The company offers an ABB GoFa-based printing cell and extrusion packages compatible with robots from ABB, FANUC, KUKA, Yaskawa, Universal Robots and Stäubli. Its services include startup and integration support for printing software.

Evomax MT Oy supplies CNC machine tools, metal additive manufacturing equipment and workshop accessories. Its range includes lathes, machining centres, measuring equipment and bar feeders. The company offers Spinner, Kitamura, Star and AXA machines. Its published Spinner range includes machining centres with optional robotic automation, and its services include the sale of used production equipment.

Lupeon provides engineering and additive manufacturing services for metal and plastic components. Its work includes prototypes, serial production, tooling and reverse engineering. The company develops lightweight robotic grippers and custom gripping systems. Its LU_GRIPPERS range includes pneumatic parallel grippers and tailored fingers produced using additive manufacturing.