Robot cells that hit cycle time on day one.
Cell layout, mounting, EOAT fitment, fencing and interlocks, teach programming and cycle-time trials — installed over a shutdown, not a guess at what the line needs.
Six steps, one point of contact.
- 01Cell layout & risk assessment
Footprint, reach envelope and a documented risk assessment against ISO 10218 / ISO 13849 before anything is bolted down.
- 02Mounting & alignment
Base plate installation, calibration and TCP setup so the robot's actual position matches its programmed one.
- 03EOAT fitment
Grippers, tool changers, and vacuum or pneumatic circuits fitted and leak-tested before trials start.
- 04Safety interlocks
E-stops, safety relays, light curtains and door interlocks wired and function-tested, not just installed.
- 05Teach programming & path optimisation
Path teaching, collision checks and cycle-time trials until the cell hits the target rate consistently.
- 06Handover & operator training
Jog training for your operators, plus a backup of the robot program and I/O map — yours to keep.
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Planning a cell for the next shutdown?
Send us the part, the target cycle time, and the space you have. We'll scope the cell before we quote anything.