Our Material Removal Automation in Action
For this material removal automation cell, we used a Fanuc CRX cobot with a three finger gripper to pick, sand, de-burr, and offload finished parts. The robot takes the workpiece through this process autonomously and completes each pieces with precise and repeatable sanding.
Benefits of Automated Material Removal
Manual material removal can be a costly operation and difficult process. Operators have to repeat the same task, and wielding the tools and applying the necessary force can cause ergonomic strain. Automated material removal can be a helpful solution to these challenges.
Consistent Surface Quality
Automated sanding, deburring, and polishing deliver uniform finishes on every part, ensuring strict adherence to surface quality standards.
Increased Productivity
Robots accelerate material removal processes, reduce manual touch-ups, and cut overall cycle times for higher throughput.
Safer Work Environment
By handling dusty, sharp, and repetitive finishing tasks, automation significantly reduces operator exposure to hazards and physical strain.
Integrating Material Removal Automation
No two material removal projects are the same, and no two companies are the same. That's why we offer different approaches to integration. We offer full integration and partial integration, and we also supply components for a cell if you have a team of automation engineers.​
Whichever approach fits your needs, we are confident that we can assist. With our long list of automation projects, we have the experience and expertise to integrate or assist with a successful material removal automation project. ​
We integrate material removal robots with a nationwide, with a focus in Dallas, Texas, and Oklahoma.
Get in Contact
If you’d like to explore how robotic material removal can improve your process, or if you want to discuss your specific application with one of our engineers, reach out and we’ll be in touch to schedule a meeting. We provide full automation integration across the country, with a strong presence in North Texas and Oklahoma.