KUKA offers a complete range of advanced design robots, covering all common payload categories, from 3 kg to 1,000 kg. Within this range you can always get the exact robot you need for your particular solution. Our PC-based controllers are easily expandable and offer cutting-edge technologies such as remote diagnostics, Windows interface, icon editor, fieldbuses, SoftPLC, OPC server.

Kawasaki has the most comprehensive line of robots in the industry. From small compact tabletop units all the way up to large industrial robots capable of handling over 1500 lb. payloads

Today, our ‘intelligent machines’ are hard at work everywhere from small workshops to mass-production factories. Our robots include the single-axis (Cartesian) mechanisms, XY-axis robots capable of more complex operations as well as even more complex, horizontal, multi-joint SCARA robots.

Known worldwide for the quality of its methods and processes for more than a century, the Stäubli group has transferred its mechanical engineering know-how and its technological innovativeness to robotics. Since 1982, the development of the robotics business within the group has taken shape in the deployment of competence and the development of new solutions. Today Stäubli Robotics is the leading-edge player in robotics around the world with its engineering as effective and dependable as its sales and services.

In 1982 Fuji developed the “first” palletizing robot in the world. It was specifically designed as an alternative to conventional palletizing systems. Fuji doesn’t weld, paint, work on assembly lines, or insert bolts …….we just provide an economical, durable and compact palletizer. For over 40 years Fuji has provided material handling and palletizing solutions for customers handling bags, cartons, drums, pails, etc. With over 9000 units in operation worldwide Fuji is unmatched in palletizing technology.