Applied Automation Canada Inc.

Applied Automation Canada Inc.

Applied Automation Canada Inc. is an industrial automation
system integrator and a manufacturer of special industrial
machinery, production lines, robots, automatic assembly systems,
welding machines, CNC machine tools, testers, laboratory
automation equipment, and control systems.

Applied Automation Canada Inc. designs and manufactures to the
individal customer's specifications specialized automatic
machinery for automatic assembly, testing, machinning and
material handling. We provide complete turn key solutions for
automatic arc welding, resistance welding and stud welding. We
design and manufacture control systems and provide software
development services. We write programs for PLC, servo position
control, robot controllers and PC platform (Visual Basic and C)
We are also a value added distributor and integrator for servo
positioning systems and industrial robots.

We handle a broad line of Samsung Electronics Factory Automation
products to include: servo motors, servo drives, motion
controllers, indexer drives, robot controllers, Cartesian
robots, SCARA robots, articulated robots and paletizing robots.
We can help in your automation projects. Does not matter if you
are looking for a complete production line, a control system or
just some system components.

Please contact our company for a free of charge initial
consulting and a no-obligation quotation

Company Details

Year Established: 1994

Company Information

Witold Walkowski
Title: Engineering
Area of Responsibility: Research/Development/Engineering
Telephone: (519) 622-4924
Fax: (519) 622-5172
Email: Click Here

Products

Industrial Automation Machinery

Servo Positioning Components And Robots
Applied Automation Canada Inc. is an authorized distributor for Samsung Factory Automation products. We handle one of most extensive lines of servo positioning components and industrial robots.

Special Machinery
Robotic Workcells Special Machining Centres Material Handling Automatic Testing

Services