Extraordinary Automation Solutions
Watch Wes-Tech’s ingenuity at work. This video unveils automation solutions that have redefined manufacturers’ expectations, including a panel clinching in-line automation, 7-speed automatic transmission assembly, high-speed compressor pump assembly, and fully automated differential case assembly and test.
You will benefit from our experience. Our approach will:
Mitigate risk | Increase capabilities | Add flexibility | Boost efficiency | Drive quality | Optimize resource utilization | Improve overall ROI
There’s a solution for every step of your product’s lifecycle:
Product Design for Manufacturability
Manufacturing Processes and Plant Optimization
Concept, Design, Build and Commission Factory Automation
Production Planning and Inventory Management
Product and Process Data Management
Material and Warehouse Operations
Put our innovation and know-how to work for you.
With decades of expertise solving complex discrete manufacturing challenges, we will leverage more than 4,200 custom-engineered automation solutions to design the perfect one just for you. Experience the Wes-Tech difference.
Process driven to meet your needs.
Partner with a team that delivers custom engineered solutions to solve complex manufacturing challenges.
Step 1
Define the precise problem. First, our team listens, saving you valuable time by defining your needs right from the start.
Step 2
Develop the right concept. We combine creative problem-solving skills and engineering expertise to propose an innovative solution that will transform your manufacturing operations.
Step 3
Deliver the best solution. The “best” solution is unique to your operation. Our team has the expertise and track record to deliver on time, every time.
Innovative automation will transform your operations in a measurable way.
Exceed your manufacturability goals.
Our cross-functional engineering team helps achieve your design for manufacturability goals by contributing to the optimization of your product’s Design for Assembly Automation.Your ‘complex manufacturing challenge’ experts.
From automated assembly and test solutions to lean manufacturing systems, we have the expertise to define, develop, and deliver the right solution for you.
Increase your factory throughput.
To improve production flow, we offer standard transfer automation solutions including conveyors, gantry loaders, and pallet magazines to optimize your material handling requirements.
Designed and built with your future in mind.
Scalable automation concepts provide maximum return on your capital investment and allows for easy expansion as you grow your business.
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