Automation Suppliers

WEBER Screwdriving Systems supplies automated screwdriving, feeding and fastening equipment for North American manufacturers. Its products include handheld systems, fixtured screwdriving units, feeders, controllers and robot-mounted fastening tools. The company provides application engineering, installation, training, repair and spare-parts support from the United States.

Gira Automation supplies industrial automation equipment and engineering for machinery and assembly processes.

HPS Industrial supplies industrial computers, servers, networking equipment and robotic products.

Cobots Online integrates collaborative robots for manufacturing applications.

Cosberg designs and builds automated assembly equipment. Its technology includes component feeders, robotic handling, screwdriving systems, dimensional checks and functional testing. The company integrates robots for transfers between machines and supplies screwdriving equipment suitable for robot mounting. Its software records production information, alarms and part traceability. Cosberg is headquartered in Terno d’Isola, Italy.

Mantis Robotics develops industrial robots and embedded sensing technology for work near people. Its SafetyCore system uses integrated sensors and three-dimensional spatial awareness to detect moving objects and adjust robot motion. The MR-1 supports kitting, screwdriving, dispensing, pick-and-place handling and small-package palletizing. The company lists its headquarters in Pleasanton, California, with additional locations in Belgium and Taiwan.

Melton Machine & Control Company designs and builds automated welding and assembly equipment. Its headquarters are in Washington, Missouri, and its work includes systems for automotive manufacturing. The company integrates robotic welding, tooling and control systems and provides installation and support. Its collaborative robot assembly systems handle component placement, fastener insertion and transfers between stations.

Sysaxes distributes collaborative robots, mobile robots and automation components. Its published brands include Universal Robots, MiR, Asyril and Mecademic. The company supports applications including machine loading, material handling, palletizing, welding, gluing, screwdriving and inspection. Its legal notice identifies Expert Robotique as the operating company and Allenjoie, France, as its headquarters.

DENSO Robotics Europe supplies SCARA, articulated, collaborative and pharmaceutical robots. Its range includes DENSO robot arms and RC8A controllers for assembly, handling, inspection, machine tending and screwdriving. The European operation provides robot training, technical support, repairs and spare parts. Its regional headquarters are in Mörfelden-Walldorf, Germany.

SIASUN develops industrial robots, mobile robots and special-purpose robots, along with automation systems for welding, assembly and logistics. Its solutions serve automotive, electronics, semiconductor, energy and healthcare applications. The company was established in China in 2000 and combines robot manufacturing with system integration.

Fiam manufactures pneumatic and electric screwdriving tools and automation equipment.

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.

Cobot Team selects, integrates and supports collaborative robots and autonomous mobile robots. It provides application assessment, programming, operator training, rentals and ongoing technical support. The company identifies FANUC, Dobot and ATI among its suppliers and serves customers across the United States from Portland, Oregon. Its applications include robotic palletizing, assembly, packaging and internal material movement.

Design & Automation Solutions designs and builds custom machinery and integrated automation. Its work covers assembly, feeding, product handling and inspection. A documented fire detector assembly project uses a Mitsubishi Electric RV-4 robot, Mitsubishi PLC and HMI equipment, Scorpion Vision cameras and a Demag screwdriving unit. The cell combines component orientation, loading, unloading and torque-controlled fastening. Its head office is in Chinnor, United Kingdom.

Urbane Automation integrates material-handling, precision-motion, dispensing, plasma-treatment and robotic-motion systems. Its capabilities include vision-guided robotics, gantries, conveyors, fixtures, assembly, fastening, gauging and inspection. The company lists an address in Livonia, Michigan and describes work with industrial manufacturers.

SUMAKE manufactures electric, cordless and pneumatic assembly tools, screw feeders, compressors and fastening systems. Its equipment supports manual, semi-automated and fully automated manufacturing lines with torque and angle monitoring. The company also offers robot-mounted screwdriving and finishing tools for automotive, aerospace and general assembly applications.

URT Utz Ratio Technik develops custom production automation for assembly, screwdriving, linear-motion and robotic applications.

ALFING CORPORATION builds hardening machines, connecting rod machining and assembly systems, washing equipment and robot cells. Its connecting rod systems perform boring, drilling, milling, laser scribing, fracture splitting, bushing and torquing. The robot cells support brushing, marking and other added processes. The company states that it is an official FANUC and KUKA system partner and lists an operating address in Plymouth, Michigan.

ITEC, identified as Iberiana Technical in ECD’s partner network, supplies equipment for electronics production in Portugal.

Rhino Innovation, formerly Rhino Tool House, supplies manufacturing tools, material handling systems and assembly solutions. Its offering includes collaborative robots, AMRs, AGVs, intelligent fastening, dispensing, conveyors and plant data systems. The company also provides design and build services, repair, calibration, preventive maintenance and training. Its published sales and service locations are in the United States.

Makoro AB designs production equipment, fixtures, automated workstations and robotic cells. Its applications serve vehicle, furniture, food and machining operations. Its robotic cells can handle parts, apply glue or foam, install screws and clips, and perform ultrasonic welding or sheet-metal bending. The company also integrates vision checks, RFID, label scanning and production-data logging.

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.

Cognitive Engines integrates collaborative robot workstations using artificial intelligence and two dimensional and three dimensional vision.

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.

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.

NITTOSEIKO Co., Ltd. manufactures industrial fasteners, automated assembly machinery, measurement and inspection equipment, and medical products. Its head office is in Ayabe, Japan. Its assembly range includes screw fastening systems and robotic screw driving equipment. The company combines fastener development with machinery and inspection technologies for manufacturing operations.

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.

Blubit designs and builds industrial automation equipment, robot cells and assembly and testing machines. Its services include concept design, construction, installation, programming and commissioning. The company provides collaborative robot applications for screwdriving, assembly and machine operation. Its vision, code reading and laser marking systems support quality control and production traceability.

BlueBay Automation provides industrial automation components, motion control and system integration services. Its applications include robotic bin picking, palletizing and automated assembly. Its assembly offerings include the OnRobot Screwdriver, Meca500 industrial robot and Asyril flexible feeding systems. The company serves the United States and operates an automation laboratory in Nashville.

Inbolt develops vision guidance for industrial robots. Its platform uses robot-mounted 3D cameras and CAD models to locate workpieces and adjust robot motion as their position changes. The company describes applications in picking, fastening and dispensing, including work on moving parts. Its supported robot platforms include ABB, FANUC, KUKA, Yaskawa, Universal Robots and Comau. Its headquarters is in Paris, France.

Persico supplies tooling, manufacturing machinery and automated production systems. Its applications include automotive interiors, medical products and aerospace components. Its robotic cells perform adhesive application, laser cutting, sewing, stapling and assembly. The company also provides integrated cells that combine surface treatment, covering and edge folding operations.

Assembly Tool Specialists manufactures custom assembly tools, gauges and accessories. Its products include non-marring gap gauges, adaptive tooling that runs multiple fasteners with one power tool, installation tools, push tools and power-tool holders. The company also uses the Production Tool Company name for gauges.

Rimas Technology Group develops custom machines, production solutions and industrial control systems. Its work includes production cells, assembly technology and equipment intended to improve manufacturing processes. The company also supplies Bosch Rexroth assembly components with technical advice and support. Its published contact address is in Beringe, the Netherlands.

Scandimatic integrates KUKA and Universal Robots systems and builds special-purpose machinery. Its applications include grinding, polishing, injection-moulding takeout, screwdriving, machine tending and multi-robot lines. The company also modifies and supports existing robot cells from Herning, Denmark.

Spin Robotics develops end-of-arm tools and packaged solutions for collaborative robot assembly. Its product range includes safety-equipped screwdriving systems and the SpinMount tool changer. The company states that its screwdriving tools are intended for cobot applications and must be integrated into a complete machine or system. Its website lists Spin Robotics ApS in Odense, Denmark.

Transtechnik SAS supplies and integrates motion-control and mechatronic systems, including linear motors, electric axes, brushless servomotors, drives, controllers, electric pick-and-place manipulators and automated screwdriving systems. It supports projects from engineering and component selection through integration and commissioning. KEBA announced its acquisition of the French company in July 2026.