FANUC Authorized System Integrator
What Authorized Status Means in Practice
Being an authorized FANUC robots authorized integrator isn’t a badge we display. It’s a working relationship that changes what we can do for you.
Authorized status means our engineers have access to no-cost FANUC factory training, and that training stays current as the platform evolves. It also means we purchase robots at a volume discount and pass an extended warranty to our customers; where the standard FANUC warranty covers one year, our authorized status provides up to an additional year of coverage during the integration period. When we need parts, we source them directly through the FANUC channel.
For buyers evaluating FANUC integrators, the practical difference is this: an authorized shop has a shorter path to the right answer when something is difficult. When something needs attention post-commissioning, we’re not working around the manufacturer. We’re working with them.
What We Build with FANUC
As FANUC System Integrators, we show up in projects where applications demand precision, throughput, and reliability across extended production runs, often in environments where the margin for error is very small.
One example: a high-volume sleeve manufacturing system we designed for an aerospace-adjacent manufacturer. The application required forming, handling, and 100% inspection of small precision components at a rate of one part every four seconds, lights-out, around the clock. The system used two FANUC robots alongside a Cognex vision inspection system, a Keyence laser marking station, and nine servo axes of motion, all integrated under a single controls architecture.
The harder problem wasn’t the throughput. It was the tolerance. A half-thousandth of an inch variation in die position would produce a nonconforming part. Lubrication film thickness on the sleeve material varied enough to affect the outcome. So we built in a statistical inspection regimen that re-measured at defined intervals and fed corrections back to the servo axes in real time, dynamically compensating for material variation during the production run. CPK numbers came out orders of magnitude better than the customer’s previous process. The machines now run 24 hours a day with no production labor.
That’s the kind of application FANUC hardware is built for, and it’s the kind of integration we’re built to do.
Work with an Authorized FANUC Integrator
FANUC’s authorized integrator program sets a high bar: factory training, extended warranty coverage, direct parts access. What we bring on top of that is a discovery-first approach.
Before we recommend a system, we need to understand your application, your environment, and the team who’ll be running it. If you’re evaluating a robotic system or want to talk through what the right solution looks like for your facility, let’s start with a conversation.