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Partnerships
Who we build with
A gripper only earns its keep inside a working cell. We build with the robot makers whose arms it mounts to, the integrators who commission the line, and the assessors who sign it off.
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A gripper only earns its keep inside a working cell. We build with the robot makers whose arms it mounts to, the integrators who commission the line, and the assessors who sign it off.
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Mounting plates drawn to their flange standards, so the tooling bolts on without an adapter in between.
They design and commission the cell. We hand over the tooling, the CAD and the test data they need to sign it off.
Sensors, pneumatics and controls inside the tooling, chosen for parts we can still source in ten years.
Force and pressure limits verified before a cell ever runs beside an operator without a fence.
Independent assessment against ISO 10218, so the file that reaches your auditor is not written by us alone.
Regional stock and service, so a replacement jaw is a day away instead of a shipment away.
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We take your flange drawing and payload figures and say what mounts as standard, what needs an adapter, and what has to be drawn from scratch.
A working sample goes onto your arm. Cycle counts, grip force and repeatability come back as a report, not a claim.
Safety limits and the ISO 10218 file are assembled together, so the cell clears assessment once instead of twice.
Lead times, stock levels and replacement parts are agreed in writing before the first production order.
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