Robotic cells streamline operations wherever high throughput is critical during repetitive tasks:
- transferring parts between machines, especially heavy components
- depalletising packaging, semi-finished parts or finished goods onto a machine or production line
- palletising finished products
- case packing
- component assembly
- kitting and order picking
- parts welding
- loading or unloading transport trolleys
- multi-axis parts milling
- drilling oversized components
A robotic cell requires only a continuous infeed of parts and can operate continuously despite:
- harsh operating environments
- the need to handle multiple parts simultaneously to hit cycle times
- high-speed lifting of heavy components
- precision transfer of parts between machines
The gripper engineered for the transfer system enables even the most demanding tasks. Handled, transferred or processed items include:
- cardboard packaging
- polybags and film packaging
- food products
- floor panels
- meat trays
- plastic panels of widely varying lengths
- steel roof/wall panels in various dimensions
- boards / timber planks
- heavy steel components
- bottles
- cans
- tooling for downstream product processing
The robot arms we deploy ensure extended operation with minimal maintenance requirements, even in the harshest industrial environments.
A properly engineered robotic cell enables:
- Maintaining a consistent pace throughout the shift, without productivity loss
- Operating at the cycle time required by the process or upstream/downstream lines
- Adapting flexibly to production line requirements
- Reducing the headcount needed to operate the production flow
- Delivery lead time: 5–7 months
