Einstein developed what led us to inventing the industrial cutting laser in 1916. It was a new theory of radiation that set the stage for the much later development of Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation. It wasn't until the 1950s that work began on what has become one of our most useful tools. When it was first invented, the industrial cutting laser was labeled "a solution looking for a problem." Today, they make our CDs and DVDs play, they are used as scalpels in delicate surgery, and they read bar codes at the supermarket. The main advantage of the industrial cutting laser is precision. At Custom Machines, Inc., we can design whatever kind of industrial cutting laser system you are looking for.
Industrial equipment can improve your company's production in a wide variety of ways. Here at Custom Machines Inc., we are dedicated to creating an industrial equipment system that will solve your unique production problems. We have an excellent base of experience in integrating robotics, machine vision and lasers to create a customized system tailored to your companies specific needs. Pick and place, loading and unloading, and conveyor systems are functions that can easily be automated for industrial equipment. It's an especially good idea to use robotics for materials handling when there's a chance of injury to human workers. For innovative ideas about how we can improve your industrial equipment operations, contact us at CMI today!
Custom Machines, Inc. is your source for industrial machinery and automation systems. We specialize in lasers, robotics and vision systems, and have a broad base of experience in integrating technologies in innovative ways. Our staff of highly skilled designers is dedicated to creating a simple industrial machinery solution for your most complex production problems. We can work with you at any level you prefer, from the original concept to turnkey industrial machinery installation. Our projects vary in size and complexity from $25,000 to $3,000,000. When you work with CMI, you'll have a project manager assigned to work with you every step of the way. Dedicated, custom designed industrial machinery can help you maintain the highest quality standards.
Laser cutting allows complex operations to be done quickly, cleanly and precisely. The easiest materials to work with are carbon steel and stainless steel. Copper or aluminum, can also be worked, but will need a higher wattage. The minimum size hole you can get with laser cutting in stock can be as low as 20 percent of its thickness. One great thing when using laser cutting, is the nearly complete absence of burrs, thus removing the need for deburring. The machines take up far less room and can be changed easily by switching programs, and there are no blade edges to dull. At Custom Machines, Inc., we have exceptional experience in designing laser cutting machines to meet your needs.
A laser cutting machine allows complex operations to be done quickly, cleanly and precisely. The easiest materials to work with are carbon steel and stainless steel. Copper or aluminum, can also be worked, but will need a higher wattage. The minimum size hole you can get with a laser cutting machine in stock can be as low as 20 percent of its thickness. One great thing when using a laser cutting machine is the nearly complete absence of burrs, thus removing the need for deburring. They take up far less room and can be changed easily by switching programs, and there is no blade edge to dull. At Custom Machines, Inc., we have exceptional experience in designing a laser cutting machine to meet your needs.
Laser cutting machines allow complex operations to be done quickly, cleanly and precisely. The easiest materials to work with are carbon steel and stainless steel. Copper or aluminum, can also be worked, but will need a higher wattage. The minimum size hole you can get with laser cutting machines in stock can be as low as 20 percent of its thickness. One great thing when using laser cutting machines is the nearly complete absence of burrs, thus removing the need for deburring. They take up far less room and can be changed easily by switching programs, and there is no blade edge to dull. At Custom Machines, Inc., we have exceptional experience in designing laser cutting machines to meet your needs.
A laser cutting system allows complex operations to be done quickly, cleanly and precisely. The easiest materials to work with are carbon steel and stainless steel. Copper or aluminum, can also be worked, but will need a higher wattage. The minimum size hole you can get with a laser cutting system in stock can be as low as 20 percent of its thickness. One great thing when using a laser cutting system is the nearly complete absence of burrs, thus removing the need for deburring. They take up far less room and can be changed easily by switching programs, and there is no blade edge to dull. At Custom Machines, Inc., we have exceptional experience in designing a laser cutting system to meet your needs.
Laser cutting systems allow complex operations to be done quickly, cleanly and precisely. The easiest materials to work with are carbon steel and stainless steel. Copper or aluminum, can also be worked, but will need a higher wattage. The minimum size hole you can get with laser cutting systems in stock can be as low as 20 percent of its thickness. One great thing when using laser cutting systems is the nearly complete absence of burrs, thus removing the need for deburring. They take up far less room and can be changed easily by switching programs, and there is no blade edge to dull. At Custom Machines, Inc., we have exceptional experience in designing laser cutting systems to meet your needs.
A laser marking system can give you crisp, clean, permanent lines quickly and efficiently no matter how large a logo might be or how small you want to encode something. Details with a resolution as small as .01 inch can be produced and large areas can be blocked out smoothly. Laser marking system units require almost no upkeep and are simple to use. The increase in productivity with a laser marking system over other types is phenomenal. At Custom Machines, Inc., we can design a unit for you that will make a complex problem simple. In addition to robotics and vision units, we also work with laser marking system units, and have a lot of experience combining technologies.
Laser marking systems can give you crisp, clean, permanent lines quickly and efficiently no matter how large a logo might be or how small you want to encode something. Details with a resolution as small as .01 inch can be produced and large areas can be blocked out smoothly. Laser marking systems require almost no upkeep and are simple to use. The increase in productivity with laser marking systems over other types is phenomenal. At Custom Machines, Inc., we can design a unit for you that will make a complex problem simple. In addition to robotics and vision units, we also work with laser marking systems, and have a lot of experience in combining technologies.
Laser welding has a high energy density, which allows deep penetration and less damage to the materials being worked on. Laser welding is very fast, so the process can increase productivity by itself! It is also easily automated, which makes it even more cost-effective, since labor is usually the largest part of the total manufacturing cost. Due to safety issues in traditional versus laser welding, the use of robots has gained wide acceptance in recent years. At Custom Machines Inc. we can design a system that will speed up production, maintain high standards of quality, protect your workers, and free them for other functions. Take advantage of our experience and expertise to set up your custom laser welding system.
The two types of laser welding equipment models commonly used for industrial purposes are gas and solid state. Gas laser welding equipment are often referred to as carbon dioxide units, and use a mixture of CO2, helium and nitrogen. It can handle both metallic and non-metallic materials. However, it is not suitable for fiber optics. Solid state laser welding equipment uses a solid bar of YAG (yttrium aluminum garnet) doped with neodymium. It can be used on all metals, including reflective metals, but cannot handle non-metallic materials. It can also be used for fiber optic applications, and is generally considered to be more precise but slower than gas units. All laser welding equipment have greater speed and precision than other methods.
The two types of laser welding machine models commonly used for industrial purposes are gas and solid state. The gas laser welding machine is often referred to as a carbon dioxide unit, and uses a mixture of CO2, helium and nitrogen. It can handle both metallic and non-metallic materials. However, it is not suitable for fiber optics. The solid state laser welding machine uses a solid bar of YAG (yttrium aluminum garnet) doped with neodymium. It can be used on all metals, including reflective metals, but cannot handle non-metallic materials. It can also be used for fiber optic applications, and is generally considered to be more precise but slower than gas units. All laser welding machine models have greater speed and precision than other methods.
The two types of laser welding system units commonly used for industrial purposes are gas and solid state. The gas laser welding system is often referred to as a carbon dioxide unit, and uses a mixture of CO2, helium and nitrogen. It can handle both metallic and non-metallic materials. However, it is not suitable for fiber optics. The solid state laser welding system uses a solid bar of YAG (yttrium aluminum garnet) doped with neodymium. It can be used on all metals, including reflective metals, but cannot handle non-metallic materials. It can also be used for fiber optic applications, and is generally considered to be more precise but slower than gas units. All laser welding system units have greater speed and precision than other methods.
The two types of laser welding systems commonly used for industrial purposes are gas and solid state. Gas laser welding systems, often referred to as carbon dioxide units, use a mixture of CO2, helium and nitrogen. They can handle both metallic and non-metallic materials. However, they are not suitable for fiber optics. Solid state laser welding systems use a solid bar of YAG (yttrium aluminum garnet) doped with neodymium. They can be used on all metals, including reflective metals, but cannot handle non-metallic materials. They can be used for fiber optic applications, and are generally considered to be more precise but slower than gas units. All laser welding systems have greater speed and precision than other methods.
We are an industrial system integrator and manufacturer of complete automated systems. We strive for excellence as a machine building and robotics system integrator. We take pride in offering our customers simple, reliable, maintainable and durable solutions to most complex manufacturing problems. We maintain a clean and modern facility, with the technically qualified staff necessary to achieve customer satisfaction. We utilize the latest system integrator technology advancements and our compliance to ISO 9001-2000 to reach our ultimate goals of continuous improvement, on time of delivery of equipment, and company profitability. Our workforce is made up of 40 highly skilled employees, including project managers, designers, machinists and fabricators, and assembly staff. Call us today at 1.800.350.6902 to see how system integrator solutions can help your business.
Looking to make your business more productive? Let robotic automation systems help you achieve that goal. Experienced with industrial robotic automation systems, our company has the knowledge to integrate the world’s most advanced units onto your factory floor. Custom Machines is an industrial system integrator and manufacturer of industrial robotic automation units and complete turnkey automated systems. Our talented engineers are able to provide any company, be it large or small, with affordable vision systems, material handling, machine tending, mechanical design and many other solutions. But why choose Custom Machines as your industrial automation integrator? One word, "Pride". We take pride in offering our customers simple, reliable, maintainable and durable robotic automation solutions to the most complex manufacturing problems.
Looking to make your business more productive? Let a robotic palletizing system help you achieve that goal. Experienced with industrial robotic palletizing systems and industrial automation, our company has the knowledge to integrate the world’s most advanced units onto your factory floor. Custom Machines is an industrial system integrator and manufacturer of industrial automation units and complete turnkey automated systems. Our talented engineers are able to provide any company, be it large or small, with affordable robotic palletizing systems, material handling, machine tending, mechanical design and many other solutions. But why choose Custom Machines as your industrial automation integrator? One word, "Pride". We take pride in offering our customers simple, reliable, maintainable and durable robotic palletizing solutions to the most complex manufacturing problems.
Looking to make your business more productive? Let a robotic system help you achieve that goal. Experienced with industrial robotic system units and industrial automation, our company has the knowledge to integrate the world’s most advanced units onto your factory floor. Custom Machines is an industrial system integrator and manufacturer of industrial automation units and complete turnkey automated systems. Our talented engineers are able to provide any company, be it large or small, with affordable robotic system, material handling, machine tending, mechanical design and many other solutions. But why choose Custom Machines as your industrial automation integrator? One word, "Pride". We take pride in offering our customers simple, reliable, maintainable and durable robotic system solutions to the most complex manufacturing problems.
Looking to make your business more productive? Let robotic systems help you achieve that goal. Experienced with industrial robotic systems and industrial automation, our company has the knowledge to integrate the world’s most advanced units onto your factory floor. Custom Machines is an industrial system integrator and manufacturer of industrial automation units and complete turnkey automated systems. Our talented engineers are able to provide any company, be it large or small, with affordable robotic systems, material handling, machine tending, mechanical design and many other solutions. But why choose Custom Machines as your industrial automation integrator? One word, "Pride". We take pride in offering our customers simple, reliable, maintainable and durable robotic systems solutions to the most complex manufacturing problems.
Machine vision is the application of computer visualization to industry and manufacturing equipment. It most often also requires digital input/output devices and computer networks to control other manufacturing equipment such as robotic arms. One of the most common applications of machine vision is the inspection of manufactured goods such as semiconductor chips, automobiles, food, pharmaceuticals and the like. Manufacturers tend to favor machine vision systems for visual inspections that require high-speed, high-magnification, 24-hour operation, and repeatability of measurements, because human beings tend to have a classically high degree of failure. Just as human inspectors working on assembly lines visually inspect parts to judge the quality of workmanship, so digital cameras, smart cameras and image processing software use machine vision systems to perform similar inspections.
There are two popular types of robot welding systems. The two are articulating and rectilinear. Articulating robot welding units employ arms and rotating joints. They move like a human arm with a rotating wrist at the end. This creates an irregularly shaped working zone. Rectilinear units move in line in any of three axes (X, Y, Z). In addition to linear movement of the unit along axes there is a wrist attached to allow rotational movement. This creates a working zone that is box shaped. There are many factors that need to be considered when setting up a robot welding facility. Provided appropriate maintenance procedures are adhered to, robot welding systems are able to operate continuously.
There are two popular types of robotic welding systems. The two are articulating and rectilinear. Articulating robotic welding units employ arms and rotating joints. They move like a human arm with a rotating wrist at the end. This creates an irregularly shaped working zone. Rectilinear units move in line in any of three axes (X, Y, Z). In addition to linear movement of the unit along axes there is a wrist attached to allow rotational movement. This creates a working zone that is box shaped. There are many factors that need to be considered when setting up a robotic welding facility. Provided appropriate maintenance procedures are adhered to, robotic welding systems are able to operate continuously.
Custom Machines is your best source for assembly automation equipment. Not only do we manufacture assembly automation units, but we also develop and turn out complete turnkey systems as well. CMI has the technology and the people to bring it all together for your company. We are an innovator in the assembly automation field and have many years of experience with many technologies, including welding, robot and laser integration, vision systems, material handling, machine tending, mechanical design and engineering, controls design and programming, machining and fabrication plus many more solutions. From concept to design, and assembly to installation, Custom Machines Incorporated is your best source! Call us today at 1.800.350.6902 for your company’s assembly automation equipment needs.
Custom Machines is your best source for automation equipment. Not only do we manufacture automation equipment, but we also develop and turn out complete turnkey systems as well. CMI has the technology and the people to bring it all together for your company. We are an innovator in the automation equipment field and have many years of experience with many technologies, including welding, robot and laser integration, vision and assembly systems, material handling, machine tending, mechanical design and engineering, controls design and programming, machining and fabrication plus many more solutions. From concept to design, and assembly to installation, Custom Machines Incorporated is your best source! Call us today at 1.800.350.6902 for your company’s automation equipment needs.
Custom Machines is the best source for your automation system needs. Not only do we manufacture automation system units, but we also develop and turn out complete turnkey units as well. CMI has the technology and the people to bring it all together for your company. We are an innovator in the automation system field and have many years of experience with many technologies, including welding, robot and laser integration, vision and assembly units, material handling, machine tending, mechanical design and engineering, controls design and programming, machining and fabrication plus many more solutions. From concept to design, and assembly to installation, Custom Machines Incorporated is your best source! Call us today at 1.800.350.6902 for the automation system your company needs.
Custom Machines is the best source for your factory automation system needs. Not only do we manufacture factory automation system units, but we also develop and turn out complete turnkey units as well. CMI has the technology and the people to bring it all together for your company. We are an innovator in the factory automation system field and have many years of experience with many technologies, including welding, robot and laser integration, vision and assembly units, material handling, machine tending, mechanical design and engineering, controls design and programming, machining and fabrication plus many more solutions. From concept to design, and assembly to installation, Custom Machines Incorporated is your best source! Call us today at 1.800.350.6902 for the factory automation system your company needs.
Custom Machines is your best source for factory automation systems. Not only do we manufacture factory automation systems, but we also develop and turn out complete turnkey units as well. CMI has the technology and the people to bring it all together for your company. We are an innovator in the factory automation systems field and have many years of experience with many technologies, including welding, robot and laser integration, vision and assembly units, material handling, machine tending, mechanical design and engineering, controls design and programming, machining and fabrication plus many more solutions. From concept to design, and assembly to installation, Custom Machines Incorporated is your best source! Call us today at 1.800.350.6902 for the factory automation systems your company needs.
Custom Machines is your best source for industrial automation equipment. Not only do we manufacture industrial automation units, but we also develop and turn out complete turnkey systems as well. CMI has the technology and the people to bring it all together for your company. We are an innovator in the industrial automation field and have many years of experience with many technologies, including welding, robot and laser integration, vision and assembly systems, material handling, machine tending, mechanical design and engineering, controls design and programming, machining and fabrication plus many more solutions. From concept to design, and assembly to installation, Custom Machines Incorporated is your best source! Call us today at 1.800.350.6902 for your company’s industrial automation equipment needs.
