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Assembly Automation

 Custom assembly systems that take the risk and guesswork out of scaling production, backed by full lifecycle support. 

What is Assembly Automation?

Assembly automation is the integration of robotics, tooling, machine vision, and controls to build or join parts with less manual labor, higher throughput, and more consistent quality. It covers everything from a single operator-assisted station to a fully automated production line.

At Integrion, we design assembly systems around your parts, your volumes, and your quality targets. Whether you are automating one difficult step or building a complete line, we help you find the right level of automation for where your business is today and where it is headed.

Want to learn more? Talk to an engineer!

 Our Assembly Automation Capabilities 

Robotic Assembly & Part Joining

 Robotic fastening, insertion, and joining for consistent, repeatable builds. 

Screwdriving, Fastening & Riveting

 Automated fastening with torque control and built-in error-proofing. 

Press-Fit & Mechanical Insertion

Automated fastening with torque control and built-in error-proofing.

Adhesive & Sealant Dispensing

Repeatable bead placement with in-line verification. 

Pick & Place & Part Feeding

High-speed handling and controlled part presentation. 

In-Line Inspection & Testing

Vision and testing built into the line to catch defects early. 

From Operator-Assisted Stations to Fully Automated Lines

Not every operation needs a fully automated line. The right answer depends on your volume, product mix, and budget. We build across the full range:

Operator-assisted cells add ergonomic tooling and lift assist to reduce strain and errors in manual work.

Collaborative (cobot) cells suit lower volumes or frequent product changes, working safely alongside your team.

Fully automated, high-speed lines are built for high, steady volumes where throughput and repeatability matter most.

If you are not sure where you fit, that is exactly the kind of conversation we like to have.

Robotic Automation

Why Choose Integrion for Assembly Automation? 

For more than 40 years, manufacturers have trusted Integrion to design, build, and program automation in-house. That vertical integration means single-source accountability, fewer handoffs, and on-time delivery.

We do more than build systems. We help you plan an automation roadmap, manage risk throughout the project, and support your equipment long after launch with a dedicated field service team. From complexity to confidence, we stay with you across the entire life of your system.

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40+ Years of Experience

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450+ Robotic Integrations

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In-House Design, Build and Integration

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Full Lifecycle Support

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Partnership Driven Approach

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Certified and Proven

Our Automation Process 

Every assembly project follows a proven path built to reduce risk and keep your timeline on track. Because we design, build, and program in-house, you get one accountable team from first conversation to long-term support. It is how we move your project from complexity to confidence. 

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Step 1: Consult & Assess
We learn your parts, volumes, and goals
Step 2: Concept & Design
We engineer a solution and show you the options and payback 
Step 3: Build & Integrate
We fabricate, assemble, and program your system in-house. 
Validate & Commission
We prove out performance before it reaches your floor. 
Support & Sustain
We keep your line running with service, spare parts, and support. 

Frequently asked questions

What is assembly automation?

Assembly automation uses robotics, tooling, vision, and controls to build or join parts with less manual labor. It improves throughput, quality, and repeatability while freeing your team from repetitive tasks. Systems range from a single operator-assisted station to a fully automated line. 

How do you automate an assembly line?

 It starts with understanding your parts, volumes, and quality targets. From there we design a system that may combine robotics, part feeding, fastening, dispensing, and inspection, then build, integrate, and commission it in your facility. We also support the line after launch so it keeps performing. 

Who can automate an assembly or material handling line?

 Integrion is a full-service automation integrator based in Wauseon, Ohio. We design, build, program, and support custom assembly and material handling systems in-house, serving life sciences, automotive, EV, and general industry customers. 

Can you automate an existing manual assembly process?

 Yes. Many projects start by automating the highest-labor or highest-risk steps of an existing line, then expand over time. We can also retrofit or upgrade existing equipment. 

What is the difference between semi-automated and fully automated assembly?

 Semi-automated cells keep an operator in the loop with assist tooling or a cobot, which suits lower volumes and mixed products. Fully automated lines run with minimal operator involvement and suit high, steady volumes. We help you choose the right fit for your production and budget. 

What drives the cost of an assembly automation system?

 Cost depends on part complexity, cycle time targets, the number of processes being automated, and the level of inspection required. We scope each project to your goals so you can compare options and payback before committing. 

Do you provide service and support after installation?

 Yes. Our dedicated field service team offers preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, retrofits, spare parts, and warranty support to protect uptime across the full life of your system. 

Let's Talk Through Your Assembly Project!

A short conversation is the easiest way to figure out the right approach, with no pressure and no obligation. Tell us what you are building and we will help you find the path from complexity to confidence. 

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