We design and implement production automation systems tailored to specific manufacturing processes, products and production volumes. We automate workstations, production lines and individual operations by integrating mechanical engineering, control systems, robotics and quality inspection.
Fabrit is based in Poland and delivers industrial automation projects for manufacturing companies across Europe.
Complete automation delivery – from process analysis and concept development to integration, testing and commissioning.
We automate repetitive, time-consuming and ergonomically demanding operations that limit production capacity or consistency.
We integrate new workstations, robots and inspection systems with existing machines, controls and factory infrastructure.
Every automation project starts with an analysis of the actual manufacturing process. We identify repetitive operations, bottlenecks, manual tasks and areas where productivity, quality, ergonomics or operator safety can be improved.
We design both standalone automated workstations and larger systems combining part handling, transport, assembly, testing and quality inspection. New automation can be integrated with existing machinery, production lines and control systems.
For applications requiring automated handling or machine tending, we implement industrial robots and collaborative robots. Automation projects can also include machine vision, measurement systems and automatic product inspection.
Where dedicated machinery is required, we combine automation with our custom industrial machine design and build capabilities, allowing Fabrit to deliver complete turnkey production equipment.
The scope can be adapted to your production needs – from automation of a single operation to a complete turnkey workstation or integrated production system.
We automate individual operations as well as complete production sequences. Typical applications include assembly, material handling and transfer, machine tending, testing, inspection, sorting and quality control.
The project may involve upgrading an existing workstation or developing a completely new automation system including mechanics, controls, safety, integration and commissioning.
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We review the production flow, cycle times, quality requirements, manual operations and technical constraints.
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We define the automation concept and select robots, drives, sensors, controls and the required system architecture.
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We design the mechanics and controls, program the system and integrate the complete automated workstation.
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We test the system, commission it at the customer’s facility and optimise its operation under real production conditions.
Robotic cleaning cell
Automated part handling and cleaning integrated with the machining process.
Care bed assembly lines
Assembly automation designed to improve productivity and operator ergonomics.
Machine vision inspection
Automated visual inspection integrated into a production process.
We start with an analysis of the process, target output and existing production constraints. We then develop the concept, design the mechanics and controls, build and integrate the system, and finally perform testing and commissioning at the customer’s facility.
Yes. Production automation does not have to mean a complete automated line. In many cases, the best return comes from automating one repetitive, time-consuming or ergonomically difficult operation. The scope is selected according to production volume, cycle time and the expected business benefits.
Yes. We modernise existing workstations and integrate new machines, conveyors, sensors, controls, robots and inspection systems with existing production equipment.
Yes. We design and integrate both industrial robots and collaborative robots. We select the robot, gripper, safety concept and interfaces with surrounding machines and transport systems. See our robotic production automation service for more details.
Yes. Automation projects can be divided into stages, starting with the operations that have the greatest impact on productivity, quality or ergonomics. This reduces project risk and allows the system to develop together with production needs.
Yes. Fabrit is based in Warsaw, Poland, and supports manufacturing companies across Europe. Depending on the project, our scope can include delivery, installation, commissioning, production start-up and operator training at the customer’s facility.
Tell us which process you want to improve, automate or robotise.
We will review the requirements and propose a solution tailored to your production.