CUSTOM ROBOT SYSTEMS · OEM · COMPONENTS

Robots configured around your application.

Source a standard robot, develop an OEM platform, customize a complete system, or start with one component. We work back from the workpiece, process and production target.

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What do you need?

You do not need to arrive with a model number. Choose the closest buying path and we will collect the right engineering inputs.

CAPABILITY FIRST

Six ways to move a project forward

The product is one part of the decision. Configuration, interfaces, process equipment and delivery responsibility decide whether the result is usable.

01

Whole Robot Customization

Configure the robot body, controller, EOAT, process package, safety and peripherals around the application.

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02

OEM / Private Label

Develop branding, color, nameplate, documentation and packaging scope through an engineering and commercial review.

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Multi-Brand Robot Sourcing

Compare viable robot and process-equipment routes without assuming one brand fits every cell.

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04

Custom Components

Source or fabricate EOAT, fixtures, bases, brackets and weldments from drawings or application inputs.

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05

Robotic Welding

Coordinate robot, power source, torch, feeder, fixture, positioner, sensing and safety as one package.

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06

Application Integration Support

Define interfaces, partner responsibilities, validation gates and delivery scope for a workable project handoff.

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WHOLE ROBOT CUSTOMIZATION

Customization does not stop at the arm.

Depending on technical and commercial review, a project can reconfigure the robot body, controller, tooling, process package, vision, safety, peripherals and OEM presentation.

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01Robot body
02Controller
03EOAT
04Process package
05Vision & sensors
06Safety
07Peripherals
08Branding
REPRESENTATIVE CONFIGURATIONS

A complete shortlist, organized around the system.

Twelve representative routes cover robot arms, controllers, welding equipment, positioning and purpose-built tooling.

Application-led selectionEvery configuration has its own cover, detail page and decision path. Current documentation and project inputs control the final release.
Yaskawa AR1440 Welding Robot Platform in its intended industrial application
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Yaskawa AR1440 Welding Robot Platform

A representative arc-welding robot platform for workpiece-led cell configuration.

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Yaskawa AR2010 Welding Robot Platform in its intended industrial application
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Yaskawa AR2010 Welding Robot Platform

A representative welding platform evaluated where reach, access and torch routing drive selection.

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Yaskawa GP12 Handling Platform in its intended industrial application
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Yaskawa GP12 Handling Platform

A representative handling platform for tending, loading, assembly and transfer studies.

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Yaskawa GP25 Handling Platform in its intended industrial application
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Yaskawa GP25 Handling Platform

A representative handling platform for larger tooling or workpiece requirements, subject to verified selection.

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Yaskawa GP180 Heavy Handling Platform in its intended industrial application
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Yaskawa GP180 Heavy Handling Platform

A representative heavy-handling platform for applications where the complete moving mass and moment must be reviewed.

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YRC1000 Controller Platform in its intended industrial application
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YRC1000 Controller Platform

A representative controller option; final compatibility, fieldbus and safety interfaces follow the selected robot and cell.

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YRC1000micro Controller Platform in its intended industrial application
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YRC1000micro Controller Platform

A representative compact controller option reviewed with the selected robot, interfaces and installation constraints.

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KELDA Welding Power Source Package in its intended industrial application
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KELDA Welding Power Source Package

A configurable welding power-source package selected by process, material, joint, torch and robot interface.

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KBR-Z500 Positioner in its intended industrial application
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KBR-Z500 Positioner

A representative positioner model considered after workpiece mass, inertia, access and fixture review.

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KBR-Z500C Positioner in its intended industrial application
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KBR-Z500C Positioner

A representative positioning configuration; verified interfaces and capacity are confirmed from current project documentation.

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Custom Welding Fixture in its intended industrial application
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Custom Welding Fixture

A drawing-led fixture concept developed around datums, clamping, weld access, distortion and changeover.

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Custom EOAT & Robot Base in its intended industrial application
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Custom EOAT & Robot Base

A representative custom component package for grippers, adapter interfaces, bases, brackets and welded structures.

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APPLICATION EXPERTISE

Select from the process back

Each application has different payload, access, cycle, tooling, sensing, safety and validation requirements.

Robot tending a CNC machine
MACHINE TENDINGAccess decides the cycle

Machine opening, chuck access, gripping and part presentation are one workflow.

Custom automation components during inspection
CUSTOM FABRICATIONInterfaces start at the drawing

Machined flanges, bases, brackets and fixtures are controlled from dimensions and inspection.

Engineers reviewing a robot automation project
PROJECT DEFINITIONBetter inputs make better systems

Workpiece, process, output and acceptance targets guide the complete configuration.

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Robotic Welding

Configure robot, power source, torch, feeder, fixture, positioner, sensing and safety around the weld and workpiece.

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Machine Tending

Select the robot and EOAT from machine interface, door/fixture sequence, payload, reach, cycle and part presentation.

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Loading & Unloading

Define pick, place, orientation, infeed/outfeed and buffer logic before selecting the robot.

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Robotic Assembly

Coordinate tools, compliance, force/torque sensing, vision, fixtures and verification around the assembly process.

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Material Handling

Review total moving mass, center of gravity, moment, reach, throughput and handoff points.

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Pick & Place

Match speed, product variation, detection, gripping and reject handling to an achievable cell concept.

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CUSTOM COMPONENTS

One part can be the complete project.

Send a 2D/3D drawing, sample or technical specification for EOAT, fixtures, robot bases, mounting brackets, adapter flanges, positioner frames and custom weldments.

Send Your Drawing
Robot components, EOAT, controller and custom base prepared for integration
Concept visualization
Separate component decisions, one interface-controlled system

Configuration concept—not proof of inventory, production or a completed OEM program.

BRAND & SUPPLY RESOURCES

Availability stated without inflated relationships

Sourcing, integration and distribution availability are not the same as formal authorization. We display text-only brand references until public logo permission is documented.

PROJECT PATH

How we work

Unknowns become explicit review items before equipment, interfaces or delivery responsibility are released.

  1. 01Your workpiece
  2. 02Engineering review
  3. 03Robot selection
  4. 04Configuration / BOM
  5. 05Custom / OEM
  6. 06Partner coordination
  7. 07Delivery support
Seven-step engineering flow from a customer workpiece to configured robot delivery
WHY TUBEFRAME AUTOMATION

Clarity is part of the engineering

Founded in 2026, we build credibility through useful decisions and transparent scope—not invented scale.

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Engineering-led selection

Start with workpiece, process and output—not the model label.

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Flexible customization

Configure the robot, tooling, process package and OEM presentation where feasible.

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03

Multi-brand sourcing

Compare viable supply paths and confirm availability by project.

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04

Qualified partner network

Coordinate defined fabrication, programming and integration work packages.

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Clear responsibility

Record interfaces, exclusions, validation and ownership before release.

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Fast B2B response

Initial project inquiries normally receive a response within 12 business hours.

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TECHNICAL RESOURCES

Better inputs make better quotations

Use these procurement and engineering guides to identify the decisions that need evidence before a robot is selected.

01

How to Specify a Custom Industrial Robot

Turn a production need into a complete robot specification without choosing a model too early.

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02

What Can Be Customized in a Complete Robot System?

A practical boundary map covering robot, controller, EOAT, process package, peripherals and OEM presentation.

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03

OEM vs Standard Industrial Robot: What Buyers Should Know

Compare approval effort, branding scope, documentation, volume and lifecycle responsibility.

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04

How to Choose Robot Payload and Reach

Account for tooling, center of gravity, moments, process access and usable working envelope.

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05

What Information Is Needed for a Robotic Welding Quote?

The drawings, material, joint, output and site inputs that reduce quotation uncertainty.

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06

Robotic Welding System Components Explained

Understand how the robot, source, torch, feeder, fixture, positioner, sensing and safety fit together.

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START WITH THE WORKPIECE

Give us the workpiece. We’ll help configure the robot.

Share the workpiece, process and target. We’ll identify the missing inputs and the next engineering step.

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