Automation Suppliers

Nexgen Robotic Automation Pvt. Ltd. provides robotic engineering and system integration from its head office in Manesar, India. Its services include electrical and mechanical design, fixture development, assembly, testing and robot training. Its published applications include robotic MIG and spot welding, painting, dispensing, material handling, deburring and palletizing. The company also provides maintenance and safety audit services.

Spray Equipment & Service Centre engineers industrial finishing, fluid handling and dispensing systems. Its automation work includes robotic liquid and powder coating, PLC controls, paint booths, ovens and related material handling. The company states that it serves manufacturers across North America from a network of sales and service centres. Its history traces the business to Wichita, Kansas.

Euclid Labs develops software and 3D vision products for industrial robotics. Its portfolio includes Moonflower bin picking software, Mizar cameras, Marvin robot programming software and Obelisk offline bending software. The software supports material handling, welding, dispensing, painting, deburring, palletizing and depalletizing. The company lists its head office in Nervesa della Battaglia, Italy.

FANUC INDIA PRIVATE LIMITED is a regional FANUC organisation serving India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Nepal and Bhutan.

GrayMatter Robotics develops robotic systems for surface treatment and inspection.

Kapikul Mechatronics Pvt Ltd builds industrial robotic systems and production lines. Its work includes CNC machine handling, palletizing, painting, welding and robotic riveting. The company documents KUKA robots with Fronius welding equipment and a separate spot welding line using OBARA guns and Siemens PLC controls. It also offers design, simulation and robotics training.

Pioneer Industrial Systems designs and builds industrial automation and robotic systems. Its design and build headquarters are in Alvordton, Ohio, United States. The company integrates FANUC robots for material handling, painting and other manufacturing applications. Published projects include robotic adhesive dispensing and loading and unloading an X-ray inspection cabinet.

Progressive Surface designs and manufactures automated machinery and closed-loop controls for shot peening, abrasive grit blasting, thermal spray coating, and ultra-high-pressure waterjet stripping. It also develops custom automation and robotic manipulators for surface-treatment processes. The company serves aerospace, energy, medical, and general manufacturing and identifies ABB robots in a thermal-spray application.

Spray-Tech/Junair designs and manufactures paint booths, ovens and complete industrial finishing systems. Its automated lines can integrate pretreatment, washing, drying, liquid or powder application, curing, material handling and controls. The company states that it supports industrial operations across North America and identifies its base in Rialto, California. Its systems serve automotive, aerospace and general industrial finishing applications.

Dongguan Xinliguang Automation Electromechanical forms part of Xinliguang Group and supplies industrial coating and surface-treatment automation. Published systems include robotic painting, coating lines, reciprocating machines, conveyors and equipment for automotive, electronics, metal and plastic parts. The group lists Xinliguang Technology Industrial Park in Dongguan, China. Its coating lines combine robot spraying and conveyor systems.

Dynabrade manufactures abrasive power tools, dust collection equipment and finishing accessories. Its range covers grinding, sanding, polishing, deburring and surface preparation for industrial production. The group also offers robotic sanding and polishing equipment through Autobrade, including end of arm tools and complete cells. The published applications include aerospace, automotive and general manufacturing.

HUBO Automation designs and integrates industrial automation, robotic systems and test machines. Its projects include production lines, robot handling, painting and welding for automotive, medical and general manufacturing applications. The company identifies FANUC, KUKA and CMA among its partners. Its published projects include loading painting fixtures, welding automotive components and painting manufactured parts.

ARi provides engineering services and industrial automation, including integration of industrial robots and collaborative robots. Its stated applications include palletising, pick and place, machine tending, packaging, inspection, painting and material handling. The company also offers manufacturing execution systems and manufacturing engineering. Its published industry coverage includes automotive, aerospace and industrial manufacturing.

Preston Eastin manufactures robotic positioners, welding positioners and robot transport equipment. It supplies standard designs and custom systems configured for workpiece geometry, load capacity and motion requirements. Its positioners support welding, painting, coating, sanding, thermal spraying, material handling and machine tending applications. The company serves manufacturers and integrators in automotive, aerospace, construction and other industrial sectors.

Guangdong BORUNTE Technology distributes BORUNTE industrial robots, injection moulding manipulators, die-casting manipulators and associated automation equipment. Its website describes technical and after-sales support for automation projects. Its published applications include CNC loading and unloading, palletizing, stamping, welding, painting and polishing. The business identifies itself as a BORUNTE applications provider and distributor.

Jon Stenberg AB supplies machinery for processing wood, plastics, aluminium and composites.

Olympus Technologies supplies and integrates robotic and collaborative robotic systems. Its registered headquarters are in Huddersfield, United Kingdom. Its applications include welding, palletizing, case packing, dispensing and painting. Published systems include Universal Robots palletizing and collaborative laser welding equipment.

SHL AG develops robotic automation systems for grinding, polishing, deburring and surface finishing. Its solutions combine robot cells, process equipment, tooling and controls for automated finishing operations. The company is based in Germany and lists a United States subsidiary.

FerroECOBlast Europe is the surface treatment brand of Ferročrtalič. It develops manual, automated and robotic equipment for blasting and surface treatment. Its solutions include robotic shot peening and air blasting systems. The company supplies custom equipment and robotic treatment cells. Its implant finishing equipment can use an ABB IRB 1200 robot for blasting nozzle movement. Its enclosed robotic blasting systems also collect and recycle abrasive media.

Sprimag designs and manufactures industrial coating machines and automated paint finishing systems. Its portfolio includes spray guns, pretreatment, inspection, internal coating equipment and turnkey robot coating cells. The company states that its headquarters, engineering and manufacturing are in Kirchheim unter Teck, Germany. It also publishes operations in the United States and Mexico.

WAGNER develops equipment and systems for industrial liquid-paint and powder-coating processes. Its portfolio includes pumps, spray guns, powder centres, booths, recovery equipment, controls and connected production-monitoring software. The company provides application trials, system engineering and an international service network.

AcoTech Robotics BV designs and builds custom robotic lines and systems. Its website lists machine vision, robot repair, spare parts and software that converts three dimensional designs into tool paths for automated processes. The company supplies ABB robot components and lists a Stäubli paint robot among its equipment. It provides integration and support for robotic manufacturing applications.

MATECNIC, the trading name of Matechnics Master Technology Solutions, designs and builds industrial automation and robotic systems. Its activities include maintenance, electrical work, process equipment and surface treatment systems. The company documents a robotic dipping paint line that uses an ABB robot and pneumatic gripper to handle a jig carrying the workpiece. Its published projects also include conveyors, industrial ovens and automated assembly equipment.

Nordbo Robotics develops robotic surface processing and inspection systems. Its offerings cover grinding, deburring, sanding, painting and coating. Its Mimic software records operator movements to teach robots by demonstration. The company also supplies AI visual inspection systems for surface and assembly defects, together with force sensing, compensation and tool changing components.

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.

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.

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.

IPR manufactures peripherals for industrial robots, including grippers, tool changers, travel axes, load limiters and compensation modules. Serves United States, Michigan.

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.

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.

NOPROMAT develops automation and robotic systems and maintains industrial machinery. It serves automotive, rubber, wood, metal, foundry, construction and plastics applications. Its robotic processes include grinding, painting and coating, screwdriving, palletizing and feeding. The company builds machinery to suit individual production requirements.

Spraytec designs and supplies industrial paint lines, paint equipment, dosing systems and conveyor systems. It integrates automated and robotic coating applications for manufacturing customers. The company identifies itself as an ABB Value Provider partner for paint robots in Finland and also reports using Epistolio robots in delivered lines. Its website lists work for wood and metal industries.

RGI Spray Booths designs, manufactures, installs, and services paint booths and finishing equipment. Its systems support automotive, truck, industrial, aerospace, and large-equipment painting with ventilation, filtration, heating, lighting, controls, and preparation areas. The company supplies finishing infrastructure and custom enclosures rather than confirmed robotic painting cells.

Wet Technologies designs and manufactures wet-slurry blasting and high-pressure water systems. It offers manual and automated cabinets, combination systems, options, parts, technical service and job-shop processing. Its equipment supports cleaning, degreasing, deburring, descaling, coating removal, surface profiling, polishing and texturing.

Rapid Engineering designs and manufactures powder-coating and finishing systems. Its equipment includes washers, ovens, spray booths, conveyorized lines, batch systems, and controls for automated surface-treatment processes. The company provides system design, fabrication, installation, start-up, and service for industrial finishing projects.

Robotic Solutions designs turnkey robot cells for spraying, material handling, machine tending, sanding, milling, drilling and palletizing. It works with CMA spray robots and KUKA industrial robots. The company provides simulation, cell testing, installation and service for manufacturers working with wood, stone, plastics, metals and composites.