JH Robotics, inc.

One of the most important new-product introductions in FANUC Robotics history! FANUC’s new SCARA robots are ideal for high-speed, precision applications such as assembly, pick and place, testing/inspection and packaging processes. Contact JHR Automation today and find about SCARA robots.

Robotic welding is one of the most common robotic applications in the industrial sector, being driven mainly by the automotive sector for the last several decades. Robotic welding is most productive when completing high-volume, repetitive welding tasks. Contact JH Robotics for a free onsite assessment.

In this time of gratitude, all of us at JHR would like to express our sincere appreciation to our customers and our vendors. We are deeply thankful and extend to you our best wishes for a Happy & Healthy Thanksgiving Day!

Traditionally, the automotive industry has been the major force behind the growth of industrial robotics. But now, the electronics industry is on par with the automotive industry and adopting a wider range of robotic solutions than ever before. Robots are used to handle display screens, assemble connectors and other subassemblies, apply adhesives and sealants, perform inspections and tests, and even populate and coat circuit boards. They play a vital role from the start of production right up through to the point of delivery. Contact JH Robotics for a complimentary plant assessment of your automation needs.

Our 44,000 square foot facility also houses a production machine shop, and a fully equipped QC department that supports both engineering and machining. Everything JHR designs, manufactures, and tests is within our facility. Our material capability expertise includes various grades of stainless steel, aluminum, brass, common steels, and plastics. At JHR we are committed to on time deliveries and the highest quality products. We have the capabilities to be your dock-to-stock supplier or provide just-in-time deliveries with our guaranteed 48 hour quote turnaround time.

There are many different types of End Of Arm Tooling (EOAT) for robots: grippers, welding torches, force-torque sensors, material removal tools, collision sensors, tool changers and more. They’re powered electrically, hydraulically, mechanically or pneumatically. The application dictates which type of EOAT is needed. EOAT is an important part of a robotic system. It’s what gives a robot its functionality. JH Robotics specializes in highly customized automation and can design and build various EOAT to accommodate several processes at once.

There are tons of different robotic solutions to choose from which must be weighed against your individual manufacturing needs. Implementation is one of the most difficult parts of automation, but with the right strategy you can find success. Consider having JH Robotics give you a complimentary plant assessment of your automation needs.

"There is a ton of hype in the marketplace about bin picking and what it can do and what it can’t do, More & more we have requests for bin-picking. @ JHR we're always innovating & always advancing for maximum potential.

Industrial robots are perfectly positioned to be equipped with IIoT (Industrial Internet of Things) devices as they are at the heart of the production process. https://www.robotics.org//IIoT-In-Your-Factory-The-Role/65

https://www.robotics.org//Robotic-Material-Handling-Mar/51

Great time last week meeting with representatives from many companies at this years SOUTH-TEC. More & more companies are interested in automating their production process for time, money, and quality.

Robotic automation is continuing to prove its supremacy as it is showing up on all types of factory floors across the globe. This is a reflection of all the undeniable benefits that industrial robots are bringing: faster throughput's, energy savings, lower costs, and a more consistent product. https://www.robotics.org//American-Jobs-Ev/content_id/6395