
Robotics & industrial automation
Robotics and automation components
Iterate end-of-arm tooling and production hardware without losing the practical details that make it work on the line. Engineering reviews interfaces, loading, wear and delivery needs before supplier selection.
Send the specification
Upload CAD, drawings, quantity and working requirements.
Order check
Engineers check material, process, inspection and supplier fit before production.
Confirmed quote
Receive the reviewed price by email, then continue to payment.
Typical applications
Parts your team can source
From early development to repeat low-volume demand, the manufacturing route is reviewed around the part’s actual duty.
- End effectors and gripper fingers
- Camera and sensor mounts
- Machine nests and assembly jigs
- Guards, covers and control panels
- Linear-motion brackets
- Low-volume machine replacement parts
Processes
A practical route for each stage
CNC machine components
Stiff, accurate interfaces, bearing features and durable production hardware.
View processFunctional 3D printing
Lightweight end effectors, custom nests and rapid tooling iterations.
View processFabricated guards and panels
Sheet-metal protection, brackets, trays and machine enclosures.
View processMaterials
Materials selected for the working environment
Aluminium
A strong lightweight default for robot tooling, frames, mounts and machine interfaces.
POM / acetal
Low friction and good dimensional stability for guides, nests and wear components.
Nylon and fibre-reinforced polymers
Lightweight functional parts and quick end-effector iterations.
Steel and stainless steel
High stiffness, wear resistance or washdown durability where required.
Design considerations
What to define before manufacture
Mass and inertia
For robot tooling, share payload and centre-of-mass limits so unnecessary weight can be removed safely.
Repeatable location
Call out datums, dowels, bearing fits and interfaces that control calibration and repeatability.
Production environment
Identify duty cycle, impact, abrasion, chemicals, washdown and temperature before choosing the material and finish.
Custom robotics parts
