Single cell
1 robot
10–14 weeksOrder to production
- Free line walk and payback estimate
- Simulation before you sign
- 72-hour test in our shop
FANUC and ABB integrator
For plants that can't fill second and third shift. We design, build and test the cell, then install it over a weekend.
01 · Palletising
Cases, bags and trays stacked to your pattern, up to 22 a minute.
02 · Welding
Repeatable welds on FANUC and ABB robots, with fixtures built in-house.
03 · Machine tending
Robots load lathes and mills through the night so your people run the day.

The payback math
From a snack-food line in Holland, Michigan [sample figures]. Your own numbers go into the quote.
Run my numbers
From the plant floor
“We shut down Friday at six. Monday morning the cell was stacking pallets, and nobody had to babysit it.”
Renee KowalskiPlant manager, snack foods [sample]
“The 72-hour test caught a gripper issue in their shop, not on our floor. That alone paid for the visit.”
Marcus BellOperations director, packaging [sample]
“Third shift was empty for a year. Now two robots tend six lathes overnight.”
Tom HuizengaProduction lead, auto parts [sample]
01/03
Cells in the field
HL-142

GR-118
TL-061

KZ-150
FW-077

How a cell goes in
Weeks 1–3Your line is modelled first, so cycle time is proven before steel is cut.
Weeks 4–10Frame, fixtures, guarding and panels built and wired in our Grand Rapids shop.
72 hoursThe cell runs your parts for 72 hours while your team watches and signs off.
One weekendRigged in Friday night, running Monday, with our engineer on your first shift.
Ways to start
1 robot
10–14 weeksOrder to production
2–12 robots
4–8 monthsPhased around production
Any cell
4 hoursOn-site response, 24/7
Short a shift?
One engineer walks your line for two hours and sends the cell, the cost and the months to payback.