Assembly Machines

Assembly Machines in Industry

A machine is a mechanical assembly capable of using energy to perform tasks that can be classified into 4 main categories:

Use of a tool and/or a sensor
Moving a load
Material to be shaped
Information to be processed

Their operation can be carried out under the guidance of an operator or not, and in industry, the machines are generally fixed.

The design and manufacture of industrial assembly machines require multidisciplinary expertise:

Robotics: Integration and Programming
Automation: use of programmable logic controllers (PLCs)
Mechatronics: managing mechanical, electronic and computer-related issues

The rise of machines began with the industrial revolution of the 19th century.th century and the birth of industrial automation. The advantages sought then are still relevant today, and recent technological advances have further improved their characteristics:

Increase in production quantities
Cost reduction
Quality improvement
Strengthening operator security
Improving the ergonomics of workstations
Versatility of machines and assembly lines
Reduced energy needs
Reducing the ecological footprint of products and machines

Our Expertise in Assembly Machinery

Since its creation in 1997, ASM has specialized in assembly machines, making this its core business. Thanks to its design office with dual expertise in Mechanical and in Automation, The company is able to meet the highest demands of its clients. Drawing on its experience in various sectors, ASM offers diverse and high-quality expertise.

Our assembly machines are designed to meet a wide variety of needs:

Of semi-assisted workstation to the fully automated assembly and testing line
For unique pieces to more complex products with many parts to assemble
From the "quasi-constant" part (i.e., with very precise tolerances and dimensions, as with metal parts) to the more random product (with variable characteristics linked to the manufacturing process or the production environment, as in food products)
Up to high production rates
With manual settings or with self-adapting software pre-configurations
Of filling simple bulk processing at the end of the line, up to unit and serialized packaging
Of marking by screen printing at the RFID chip programming
From manual distribution to vibrating bowls combined with vision and robots
Of pneumatic cylinder up to the latest generations of robots

We make every effort to offer assembly machines that meet the specific needs of our customers, by combining technical expertise, innovation And quality.

Our Assembly Machine Projects

With its mechanical design and automation engineering offices, ASM's expertise ranges from assembly stations to fully automated assembly lines. Complex tooling and dedicated test benches can also be specifically developed if your needs require it.

Fully Automated Assembly Line

Automated Assembly Station

Assembly Station