Loading…Loading…You get a model recommendation, a cell layout and an indicative price — not a brochure.
Eleven steps in four phases — from the first enquiry to the annual maintenance visit, you always know what happens next.
Part, rate, shifts and the constraint you actually want removed.
You get: A written brief both sides agree on
Measured layout, utilities, floor condition and access to the cell.
You get: Dimensioned site notes and photographs
Is it worth automating, at what payback, and what should stay manual.
You get: Feasibility note with indicative payback
Cell layout, robot selection, tooling concept and safety scheme.
You get: Layout drawing and robot model selection
Scope, exclusions, timeline and price in one document.
You get: Fixed-scope quotation
Tooling and conveyors built, long-lead items ordered.
You get: Progress updates against a dated plan
Cell erected, aligned, wired and safety circuits proven.
You get: Installed cell with safety validation
Sequences, recipes and HMI screens written to your operating pattern.
You get: Programs and recipes per part family
Dry runs, rate trials and sign-off against agreed acceptance criteria.
You get: Signed acceptance record
Running, changeover and first-line fault recovery, on your cell.
You get: Trained operators and a printed guide
Warranty, spares and an AMC if you want the uptime guaranteed.
You get: Response-time commitment in writing
