Gateway Technical College prepares job‑ready manufacturers by using FANUC robots, CNCs, and software to give students hands‑on experience with industry‑standard automation.
KYOCERA improved precision, speed, and uptime by rebuilding legacy machines with FANUC controls and robots, achieving consistent performance that meets industry standards and demand.
Tasteful Selections boosted efficiency, improved worker safety, and removed packing bottlenecks by deploying FANUC palletizing and delta robots to gently handle potatoes at high speeds.
Kemco won a major aerospace contract by deploying an unattended FANUC robotic cell, increasing throughput and efficiency while delivering consistent, high‑quality parts at a competitive cost.
General Motors improved worker ergonomics and production efficiency by working with FANUC to automate plug insertion with a validated system that ensures accurate, error‑free installation.
Delta Wheel Truing improved safety and consistency in railway maintenance by integrating FANUC CNC controls into a portable wheel truing lathe, delivering repeatable, high‑quality results.
Clack Corporation improved production efficiency and precision by automating manual processes with FANUC robots, reducing error while scaling quality manufacturing for water treatment components.
Lincoln Park Boring expanded large‑part machining capabilities by upgrading to a FANUC‑controlled boring mill, achieving tighter tolerances, faster travel rates, and flexible low‑volume setups.
Camcraft increased productivity and part quality by adopting FANUC robotics and controls, automating loading and unloading while transforming operations to meet growing customer demand.
Wilson Manufacturing improved quality, consistency, and efficiency by replacing manual sharpening with a custom FANUC automated system capable of delivering precision beyond human limits.
Electroimpact advanced aerospace fiber placement by partnering with FANUC to develop custom CNC motion integration, enabling faster, more reliable automation that helped move the industry forward.
Cox Manufacturing maintains high‑volume, high‑quality production by standardizing on FANUC CNC controls, improving troubleshooting, reducing downtime, and maximizing efficiency across 80 machines.
JTEKT North America increased efficiency and sustainability by integrating FANUC robots, reducing manual assembly labor from ten workers to two while streamlining operations and cutting waste.
Lippert Components improved product quality and precision by replacing manual manufacturing with FANUC automation and C.R. Onsrud CNC solutions, reducing worker strain while ensuring exact alignment.
Noble Plastics gained a competitive edge by adopting automation early, strengthening precision, reliability, and repeatability while expanding capabilities to win high‑value, demanding jobs.
Vickers Engineering accelerated growth by adopting robotic automation, increasing productivity and quality, attracting younger talent, and expanding from 80 to over 200 employees globally.
Excalibur Tools increased customer production by 300% by developing a FANUC‑powered RoboGrind system that precisely and efficiently grinds both ends of tools in a single process.
Flex‑N‑Gate reduced inspection costs and improved quality by using FANUC cobots to dynamically position a single camera, saving space and eliminating costly multi‑camera setups.
Triumph Aerospace modernized legacy skin mills with FANUC retrofits, cutting processing time in half, eliminating scrap from power outages, and restoring high‑speed, multi‑axis machining.
Moore’s Ideal Products partnered with Excalibur Tool to build a FANUC‑powered 12‑axis machine that delivers consistent, high‑precision parts with no downtime.
