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Robotics manufacturers in India

Precision components for automation and robotic systems.

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11 manufacturers · best-documented first

DESIGNTECH SYSTEMS PVT. LTD

Ahmedabad, Gujarat

Machine ToolsManufacturerSource: designtechsys.com

Industries: Packaging, Defence, Marine, Automotive, Industrial Machinery, Aerospace, Robotics

+91 2069014200 · info@designtechsys.com · Website

CNC AUTOMATION SOLUTION

Gurugram, Haryana

CNC, VMC & Lathe MachinesManufacturerSource: cncautomations.com

Industries: Electrical, Industrial Machinery, Robotics

+91 93110 82008 · sales@cncautomations.com · Website

EFFEE INDUCTION PVT. LTD

Bengaluru, Karnataka

Machine ToolsManufacturerSource: effee-induction.com

Industries: Electrical, Railways, Electronics, Industrial Machinery, Aerospace, Robotics

+91 96064 85935 · info@effee-induction.com · Website

ARM WELDERS PRIVATE LIMITED

Pune, Maharashtra

Other Industrial MachineryManufacturerSource: a public trade directory

Industries: Construction, Automotive, Industrial Machinery, Robotics

+91 83088 00949 · sales@armwelders.com · Website

AGILE MACHINERIES PVT. LTD

Gandhinagar, Gujarat

Sheet Metal FabricationManufacturerSource: agilelaser.com

Industries: Medical Devices, Electronics, Agriculture, Industrial Machinery, Robotics

+91 90999 23045 · Website

Prepare a useful enquiry

Include a drawing revision, material grade, quantity, delivery destination, and required inspection documents. Confirm the manufacturer can meet your exact specification.

Manufacturing for robotics

Robotics and automation need precision mechanical parts: gearboxes, housings, brackets, linear guides, end effectors and machined components, together with the frames and guarding that surround a robot cell. Buyers value accuracy, stiffness, low weight and the ability to supply small batches of varied parts quickly.

What buyers need from a supplier

  • Precision machined parts with tight tolerances and good surface finish, in materials such as aluminium and alloy steel.
  • Gearboxes and drive parts with low backlash, good efficiency and consistent quality between units.
  • Lightweight, stiff structures, often in aluminium, designed for the loads and speeds of the robot.
  • Fast prototyping and small-batch supply, since automation projects change often.
  • Guarding, frames and enclosures that meet machine-safety requirements.
  • Clear documentation and consistent parts, so that assemblies can be built and maintained.

Approvals and standards to ask about

Ask aboutWhat it shows
Robot and machine safety standardsSafety requirements for industrial robots and robot cells, which the integrator must meet and which affect guarding and controls.
Quality system certificateA general quality management system for the maker.
Inspection reportsMeasured dimensions of critical features for precision parts.
Material certificatesGrade and properties of materials used in precision parts.

Ask any supplier for the certificate, and verify it with the issuing body or the buyer. A listing on this site is never evidence that a company holds an approval.

Typical sourcing requirements

Actuator housings, end effectors, precision gears.

What to qualify before you quote

Specify backlash, repeatability, weight, and assembly interfaces.

Frequently asked questions

What is backlash in a gearbox?

It is the small play between meshing gears. Robots need low backlash so that movements are accurate, which is why precision gears are used.

Why are aluminium parts common in robots?

They are light, so the robot moves faster and uses less energy, and aluminium is easy to machine accurately. The design must still give enough stiffness.

How should I order prototype parts?

Send a model or drawing with the material, tolerances and finish, and state whether the part is a prototype or a production design. Ask about the lead time and the cost of changes.

What does machine safety require?

Guarding, emergency stops, safe controls and a risk assessment for the cell. The integrator is responsible, but parts such as frames and guards must be built to suit.

What finishes suit robot parts?

Anodising is common on aluminium for wear and appearance, and hardening, nitriding or plating for steel parts that slide or wear. Choose by the load, speed and cleanliness needed, and ask for the thickness and tests.

Can I contact the manufacturers listed here directly?

Yes. Each listing shows the contact details the company has published, with no lead form or middleman. Confirm tolerances, materials and lead time with the company before ordering.