What Are You Trying to Solve?
Start with the problem. Each one explains how we pick the right technology and which lines fit, then points you to a real engineer.
ConveyingGet product down the line, from cleanroom belts to heavy pallet conveyors.mk North America · Industrial Kinetics · WEISS
Parts FeedingVision-guided feeding for small, varied, or delicate parts a bowl can't handle.Asyril · FlexiBowl · Weber
PressingPrecision presses and orbital forming for assembly that comes out right.Schmidt Technology · Orbitform
FramingMachine framing, safety guarding, and workstations built to fit your line.mk North America · Omron · Ryze Industrial
FasteningAutomated and handheld screwdriving with the feed rate to hit your takt.Weber · Orbitform
GrippingVacuum, grippers, and tool changers engineered into a complete cell.Schmalz · Zimmer Group
RoboticsThe right robot and controls for the job, specced, integrated, and supported.FANUC · Yaskawa · Omron
SensingSensing, safety, and controls that catch the defect before it happens.Omron
ErgonomicsLift assists, workstations, and tooling built around how your team works.GCI · Ryze Industrial
Cleanroom FeedingVision-guided feeding for medical and aseptic lines, including cleanroom-rated equipment.Asyril · FlexiBowl · Weber
THE COST OF WAITING
What to put next to the equipment cost
The equipment quote is the easy half. These are the lines that usually go missing, and you are the only one who can fill them in:
Labor on the task. Hours per shift, at your fully loaded rate.
The rate ceiling. What the manual step caps your throughput at.
Scrap and rework. What manual variation costs you per thousand parts.
Changeover. Time lost every time the part changes.
The hiring problem. Turnover, training, and the weeks the job sits open.
Exposure. Repetitive lift, pinch points, and what one recordable costs you.
We will give you the equipment side early enough that it can sit in the same document.