Machine Tending

Robotic machine tending is the mechanised procedure of tending a machine – ordinarily a Computer Numerical Control (CNC) machine. As a rule, this procedure is the stacking of crude materials into the machine and emptying of completed parts out of the machine.

One of the commonest processes in the metal-working industry is machine tending. It is part of processes like turning, milling, grinding, broaching and boring. Our robots can load and unload items precisely, while removing inconsistencies that occur when the process is done manually. They can be deployed in a wide array of manufacturing segments.