Move the tool across the part
The robot guides a spindle or abrasive tool along programmed paths. A flexible starting point for castings, welds and complex surfaces.
↗Automated grinding, deburring and polishing systems built around your parts, your process and your production goals.

Build a finishing cell around the way your workpiece meets the tool. Start with a standard robot set or shape a dedicated workstation around your process.
The robot guides a spindle or abrasive tool along programmed paths. A flexible starting point for castings, welds and complex surfaces.
↗The robot presents the workpiece to fixed abrasive stations. A practical layout for repeatable finishing of smaller parts.
↗A floating compliance unit follows surface variation while maintaining a set contact force through the finishing pass.
↗Robot models and grinding packages can be configured for the reach, payload and finishing approach your parts require.
01A six-axis robot paired with force-controlled floating tooling and configurable grinding equipment.
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02A floating compliance unit helps the finishing tool follow surface variation with a controlled contact force.
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03A versatile robot platform for tool-in-hand grinding and polishing cells.
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04A long-reach, high-payload platform for large workpieces and demanding grinding applications.
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05A configurable robotic cell combining the robot, tooling, workholding and safety elements for your process.
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TM / ROBOT FINISHING SERIESTell us about the material, current process and finish you need. Drawings, photos or a sample all help.
We review the tool path, robot reach, workholding and cell layout with your application in mind.
Align the proposed setup to your acceptance criteria before planning installation and operator handover.
We work with manufacturers to specify robotic grinding and polishing equipment for real production environments. Bring us a challenging surface or a process that depends too much on hand finishing.
Discuss your applicationSend us a drawing, photo or short process description. We will help you start with the right questions.