Series production and assemblies for the robotics industry

Robotics combines mechanics, electronics, software, and control systems to build autonomous or remotely operated systems.

In industrial contexts, that usually translates into precise, repeatable, and often safety-critical mechanical components and assemblies.

Material choice depends on weight, stiffness, precision, and durability requirements.

Aluminium is common for lightweight structural parts, while plastics such as PA, POM, PC, and ABS are often used for housings, guides, and functional parts.

Yes. assemblean supports quantities from single prototype parts upward, which makes low-volume robotics projects and pilot builds possible.

Yes. Complex assemblies are a core part of the setup, including projects that combine multiple manufactured parts into ready-to-integrate modules.

Required standards vary by project, but ISO 9001-based quality management is a common baseline.

Depending on the application, additional machine-safety, CE, PPAP, or traceability requirements may also matter.

Measurement reports, material certificates, lot records, and traceability documents can be supplied depending on the project, while sensitive files are handled through controlled workflows and NDAs where required.