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Automation Equipment
- Full in house turnkey capabilities from design, manufacturing, wiring, assembly, programming, installation, training and service.
- Innovative designs in a broad range of markets served brings a broad range of experience to serve our custom capabilities.
- Customers can choose from CMI standard machine chassis platforms or custom designed to best suite application.
- Design and construction of inline,rotary indexing, continuous motion, power/free, servo drives and robotics.
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Central Machines, Inc.
Through state-of-the-art prototyping and process development, we provide custom high-speed assembly machines for virtually any industry. We utilize the latest machine vision systems technology to ensure each machine we manufacture meets our clients’ guidelines and specifications.
We specialize in the design and construction of in-line, rotary, indexing, continuous motion, power/free, and contact insertion process equipment.
Automation is a necessity for all types of manufacturers; pharmaceuticals, electronics, electric controls, automotive, plastics and packaging. Wherever there is a need for fast, efficient and repetitive assembly of parts, you will find our equipment. When it comes to custom assembly systems, Lincolnshire, Ill.-based Central Machines Inc. offers some of the most innovative automation systems in the industry. The company specializes in continuous motion.
Proudly manufactured in the US and distributed Globally.
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An assembly machine is a type of manufacturing equipment designed to automate the assembly process of products or components. It typically consists of a series of workstations, each dedicated to a specific task in the assembly process, such as fastening, welding, or packaging. Designing the machine involves considering several factors, from materials and tools to […]
Learn MoreClick to Expand Automation entails a controller comparing a measured state to a list of ideal values and adjusting it to preserve the desired conditions. While automation initially involved mechanical controls, technological advancement allowed it to move past that and use electronic and computer controls based on advanced programming languages. Today, it is commonly associated […]
Learn MoreClick to Expand Automated systems and technologies are becoming the prime choice for so many industries. These types of equipment are used to automatically perform production operations in place of human workers by receiving input from a machine operator. Some examples of automated equipment are robots, automation cells, conveyor machines, lifter and turnover machines, and […]
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