Automation Suppliers

JFKnudtzen supplies electrical and industrial automation products in Norway.

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.

Multi-Craft Contractors provides industrial contracting and automation services from its home office in Springdale, Arkansas. Its automation division designs and integrates robotic and control systems for customers across the United States. The company lists ABB and FANUC robotics expertise, together with Rockwell Automation, Siemens, Schneider and B&R controls experience. Its stated application sectors include food production, packaging and healthcare.

NovaLynx develops industrial robotics, special purpose machinery and production software. Its registered headquarters are in L’Union, France. The company combines mechanical design, controls and machine vision for assembly, inspection and packaging. It identifies work with ABB, COMAU, FANUC, KUKA, Stäubli and Yaskawa robots, and offers DYNALYNX software for robot trajectories and production supervision.

Queris develops and implements industrial software and automation for manufacturing operations. Its offering includes manufacturing-execution systems, maintenance-management systems, production monitoring, data integration, dedicated applications, and modernization of production lines. The Polish company combines information technology with automation and electrical engineering for production-process projects.

Rain Engineering implements manufacturing-execution, production-monitoring, and industrial-data systems. Its services include Proficy Smart Factory integration, system optimization, digital-transformation planning, and connection of production equipment to plant software. The company documents a project connecting 47 machines, including FANUC robotics, to Proficy Plant Applications.

ResGreen Group develops autonomous mobile robots, automated guided vehicles, and fleet-management software for material movement. Its systems support towing, load transport, production logistics, and coordinated intralogistics in factories and warehouses. The company supplies mobile robot hardware, navigation, charging, and orchestration software.

Retrocausal develops computer-vision and artificial-intelligence software for manual assembly and manufacturing operations. Its platform monitors work steps, provides operator guidance, checks process completion, captures cycle data, and supports quality and continuous-improvement analysis. The company integrates cameras and production data with shop-floor workflows rather than supplying complete robot cells.

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.

Star Automation S.r.l. designs and delivers turnkey robotic cells and automated production lines. Its services cover mechanical and electrical design, robot and PLC programming, identification systems, commissioning and re-engineering of existing equipment. The company describes itself as a system integrator and identifies Omron as an automation partner. Its website lists Casciana Terme Lari in Pisa, Italy.

STEIM designs and integrates electrical, automation and robotic equipment. Its work includes industrial equipment studies, construction, installation and machine instrumentation. The company documents integration of ABB, FANUC, Yaskawa, KUKA, Stäubli and Universal Robots equipment. It identifies Chèvremont, France, as its headquarters and also lists an engineering office in Belfort. Its controls platforms include Siemens, Rockwell and Schneider.

TALUM d.d. produces aluminium products and components in Kidričevo, Slovenia. Its public materials describe internal automation, robotization and Industry 4.0 work, along with aluminium casting, processing and component manufacture. The company also lists engineering, machine reconstruction, laboratory measurement, hydraulics and electrical maintenance capabilities.

Technomark manufactures industrial dot-peen and fibre-laser marking equipment for portable, bench and production-line use. Its integrated systems support Ethernet TCP/IP, Profinet and EtherNet/IP connections for automated lines. The company also develops marking-control software and provides worldwide service through distributors. Its equipment supports traceability and permanent identification in manufacturing operations.

TRICAD provides engineering services and industrial automation solutions. It designs and builds custom machines and equipment and offers mechanical and electrical engineering, metal fabrication, machining, assembly, robotics, consulting and training. The company reports project experience in automotive, two-wheel vehicle, wind-energy, electrical and electronics manufacturing.

Uni kristal provides industrial engineering, technical documentation, prototypes and custom-purpose machinery. It develops machinery from concept through working prototype or production equipment and can modify existing production lines. The company also manufactures automatic process filters and unwinding systems for the paper and flexible-packaging industries. It lists an address in Ljubljana, Slovenia.

Uniwelco develops and integrates collaborative robotic welding systems under the RBCobot name. Its systems combine Universal Robots arms, proprietary URCap software, Böhler MIG/MAG or TIG welding equipment, welding tables and operator training. The company lists its address in Viby J, Denmark and reports installations across Europe.

Vandoren provides industrial automation, electrical engineering, panel building, manufacturing information technology and maintenance services. Its work includes PLC and distributed-control-system engineering, HMI and SCADA integration, motion control and robotic systems for handling, assembly, pick-and-place and inspection. The company lists its principal contact in Boekel, the Netherlands and additional locations in the country.

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.

AAtek provides robotic automation and engineering services for industrial, pharmaceutical and medical applications.

ABI produces electric motors, gear motors, stainless steel drives and ABIflexx delta robots. It supplies motion control systems, SCARA robots and six axis robots, and provides engineering, implementation and commissioning support. Its robotics page names KEBA controllers and describes training for new applications. ABI lists its location in Haarlem, Netherlands, and serves packaging, food, semiconductor and medical industries.

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.

ALCORE Technologies designs and builds fixed-wing, multirotor, hybrid and underwater unmanned systems.

Apex Dynamics USA supplies Apex Dynamics planetary gearboxes for servo and precision automation applications. Its catalogue covers inline and right angle gearboxes, spiral bevel units, rack and pinion products and food grade options. The company lists a sales and support address in Ronkonkoma, New York. Official product material identifies Apex Dynamics, Inc. manufacturing operations in Taichung, Taiwan.

Automation Technologies Ltd designs, develops and manufactures automated production machinery and components. Its services cover automation, control systems, mechanical design and production-ready equipment. The company provides control-system engineering and custom machine development for manufacturing applications.

Axe Robotique & Automatisme designs custom machines and robotic production systems. Its services include mechanical and electrical engineering, automation programming and equipment retrofits. Published applications include robotic palletising, pick and place, vision guided bin picking and mobile material handling. The company also supplies conveyors, parts feeding systems and production monitoring software.

Cilyx designs and manufactures special purpose machines, production equipment and test and measurement systems. Its work covers mechanical and electrical engineering, automation, assembly, packaging and material handling. The company also develops production equipment for life sciences applications, including pharmaceutical containers and bioprocess automation. Its corporate announcement confirms that Citius, Ciseo and Ira combined under the Cilyx name.

Concept Robotics develops and integrates robot cells, including its LeanPalletizer for stacking products and boxes.

ControlTech Engineering provides industrial automation, industrial IT and data management services. It develops control systems for production facilities, including regulated pharmaceutical environments, and supports operational networks and software integration. The company implements Siemens SIMATIC process control systems. Its published data projects combine Siemens controls with AVEVA PI to collect and analyse production information.

Corvalent designs industrial computers, embedded systems and industrial IoT products. Its range includes CorLogic PLCs, edge computers, sensors and gateways for equipment monitoring and control. Its CorGrid platform collects operational data and applies rules, analytics and AI to monitoring applications. The company is headquartered in Cedar Park, Texas, and serves industrial, energy and medical equipment markets.

Défi-Méca designs, builds, installs and renovates industrial machines and robot systems. Its services include programming, validation, maintenance and equipment modifications for compliance. The company also designs ergonomic workstations and supplies Bosch Rexroth aluminium profiles and transfer equipment. Its engineering work includes standard and custom equipment.

Dorna Robotics develops integrated robotic automation for life-sciences laboratories. Its platform combines compact robot hardware, lab modules, workflow scheduling, simulation, robot programming and AI integration in a single environment. The company identifies Southern California as its headquarters region and lists an operating address in Upland, California. Its applications focus on pharmaceutical, biotechnology and research-laboratory workflows.

Eltromatic plans, engineers, builds and commissions complete industrial automation systems. Its services include consulting, controls engineering, software, control-panel production and support after project completion. The company operates from Flaach, Switzerland and is a Siemens Solution Partner and Omron system integrator. Its project experience includes industrial plants, electroplating systems, wastewater installations and alarm-control applications.

Fraunhofer USA is an applied research and development organization that undertakes contract projects with industry, universities and government agencies. Its technology laboratories operate in several regions of the United States. The organization develops manufacturing-monitoring and quality-assessment approaches using sensors, data acquisition and artificial intelligence. Its headquarters is in Plymouth, Michigan.

HD Vision Systems develops machine vision hardware and software using light field imaging and deep learning. Its LumiScan products support three dimensional object recognition, robotic handling and automated quality inspection of complex workpieces. LumiScan VGR provides robot guidance and bin picking functions, with interfaces for Universal Robots, KUKA and ABB robots. The company documents connectivity through PROFINET, OPC UA and Bosch Rexroth ctrlX AUTOMATION.

Horizon Instruments designs and builds special purpose automation equipment for manufacturing and research. Its work includes precision liquid handling, assembly systems, test equipment and quality assurance equipment integrated into production lines. The company works with Siemens and Mitsubishi Electric controls. A documented well plate filling machine uses Mitsubishi MELSEC-L controls, servo drives and a GOT2000 interface, with a MELFA robot offered as an option.

IDENTYTEC develops software, sensors and integrated systems for production material flow.