In all Acme robotic systems, integrated sound and dust containment room enclosure confines airborne polishing and grinding particles to protect the plant environment.
Since 1910, four generations of the Carlson family have lead the Acme team. Founded on machine tool design and evolving into a robotic material finishing provider, Acme’s singular focus has remained the same: Create cost-effective material removal systems and process solutions to meet complex finishing requirements.
As an exporter of machinery since 1950, Acme was recognized for excellence in advancing the United State’s Export Expansion Program in 1991, when the company received the Presidential “E” Award, and again in 2016 the Company was awarded the Presidential “E Star” Award. During the same year
We are committed to being a world class organization providing innovative and cost-effective automation solutions for everyday material removal and surface finishing challenges. Our culture drives unparalleled focus on relationships, safety, quality, technology, and profitability.
At Acme, we expect the best from everyone involved in our process, from our employees to our suppliers. With this expectation, Acme is always innovating and looking for ways to achieve optimum results.
We strive to maximize each customer’s productivity and quality while lowering their production cost. This increases customer profit and ensures Acme’s long-term success.
We take pride in communication as the key to high quality. The Acme Team listens to our customers and communicates thoroughly throughout each process solution to ensure consistency, effectiveness, and genuine quality.
Acme robotic finishing systems are in the field, automatically and consistently producing 10 to 200 parts per hour, while reducing abrasive media costs by as much as 75%.
In all Acme robotic systems, integrated sound and dust containment room enclosure confines airborne polishing and grinding particles to protect the plant environment
Part handling and queuing options for robotic finishing cells, including incoming and outgoing part conveyors, are providing reliable, unattended processing time of two or three hours or more. For small to medium size parts that are fixtured in trays, simple dual-drawer arrangements allow one tray to be loaded with parts by an operator while the robot unloads, processes, and loads parts from another tray in a second drawer adjacent to the first. The drawers pull open directly from the cell enclosure. The use of two drawers creates a queued part reserve for continuous, uninterrupted production.
Vision systems are being integrated into robotic finishing cells to identify parts and to verify positioning to ensure that parts are properly loaded prior to pick-up by the robot. The latest “visionary” quest: laser/vision applications are being developed now to provide 100% dimensional part inspection. Potentially, this capability will provide closed-loop feedback to the robot for modifying process parameters such as force control and contact time on the finishing belt or wheel.
Established in 1915 in Fukuoka Japan, Yaskawa is one of the largest producers of robotic arms, controller, servo motor, and frequency controller in the world. Robotic arms have applications in welding, painting, assembly , and handling in every industry which requires automation.
The Acme Polispray 3 is a high/low pressure airless liquid compound spray applicator, designed specifically for finishing operations.
Acme has in-house design and manufacturing capabilities for turnkey systems (including stock handling, in-process gaging, and filtration equipment), with an installed base of systems that spans the globe.
Headquartered in Yamanashi Prefecture, the company boasts the world’s second largest market share in industrial robots and the world’s largest market share in CNC equipment.
The company produces FA-related equipment, servo motors, metal laser cutting machines, industrial robot arms, and CNC equipment. Its main products are vertical multi-axis robot arms for welding, spot welding, and transport.
The M-2000iA, in particular, is the only robot capable of lifting an assembled automobile (2.3 tons) and is used to automate operations at various production sites.
Ldeal for mass production of tubes and rods (centerless grinding)
Our company provides industrial robot system integration services, starting from the basic design of the integrated robot system, combining professional technology and experience to propose a variety of automation solutions for customers to choose from, based on the customer’s required actions and goals.
We can provide YASKAWA robot, FANUC robot or KUKA robot for automation according to customer’s requirement and work
