Automated Assembly Systems in Kansas City
Increase Speed & Efficiency With Top Quality Assembly Line Robots
What Is An Automated Assembly System?
Automated assembly systems have various types of material handling equipment including FANUC robots (as many as 12 robots per line), gauging and inspection, palletizing, material removal, vision, marking, pressing, dispensing, painting, and washing / drying cells. These robotic assembly cells include all processes required to deliver an assembled and inspected product in faster, more efficient timeline.
TW Automation will guide you from the initial design concept, to the installation, and testing on your facility floor. This allows our well trained engineers to complete projects to the customer’s satisfaction.
Best Robotic Assembly Systems Near Me
Many of the robotic assembly systems we design for our customers are designed to handle families of parts. TW Automation can design the tooling and equipment to match and exceed the customer’s specified cycle time and change over. Our team of engineers, designers and integrators have the experience to successfully integrate assembly robots into your manufacturing process. With over 20 years of experience in the robotics field we’ve become the experts that manufactures rely on when it comes to automation.
Decrease Manufacturing Downtime
An automated assembly system needs no downtime, besides some routine maintenance.
Minimize Errors
A robotic assembly cell removes the potential of “human error.”
High Speed & Performance
Robotic assembly cells only perform precise movements and need no breaks for food and rest.
Reduce Labor Cost
Some are deterred by the up-front cost of automation, but it saves money in the long run.
Contact TW Automation (913) 303-9700 for new robotic integrations, as well as repair and maintenance, updates and upgrades, and even training!
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US manufacturing continues to gain strength, but there is no rising tide to lift every boat. Defending what you’ve got while seizing new opportunities requires escalating levels of manufacturing efficiency and flexibility. That’s where we come in. TW Automation builds robotic solutions for managing and growing your business. We’ve been delivering turn-key robotic solutions, along with a full range of technical and support services, since 1996.
Why Choose Assembly Automation?
Today’s business environment demands that you fully control your operations – the facilities, the flow of inventory, the way people work, the information – you must cover all the angles. Typically, you’re expected to do this with fewer resources than ever. Assembly automation unifies everything, and allows you to have better control over nearly every factor.
We’re experts at integrating conveyor systems, controls, robotics, software, picking and packaging and other systems into a cohesive and functional system that can transform your business, regardless of industry.
Contact TW Automation today and get started on the future of your business: 913-303-9700.

Robotic Assembly Line Automation FAQs
1. What types of robotic assembly systems does TW Automation design and integrate?
TW Automation designs fully integrated robotic assembly lines using advanced robots that can handle gauging, palletizing, material removal, vision inspection, marking, pressing, dispensing, painting, washing, drying, and more. Our systems are engineered to deliver a complete, assembled, and inspected product faster and with greater accuracy.
2. How can automated assembly systems improve my production efficiency?
Automated assembly eliminates bottlenecks, reduces manual errors, and accelerates throughput by unifying material handling, inspection, and production processes. With fully integrated conveyors, robotics, software, and quality-control systems, you gain tighter control over operations, minimize downtime, and achieve consistent, repeatable output across every shift.
3. Can TW Automation customize an automated assembly solution for my specific industry?
Absolutely! Our engineers design tailored assembly cells and robotic workflows for manufacturers across automotive, aerospace, industrial equipment, consumer goods, and more. Whether you need high-speed palletizing, precision pressing, advanced vision inspection, or multi-step material handling, we build solutions that match your product, facility, and production goals.
4. What support can I expect during the design, installation, and launch of my assembly system?
TW Automation guides you through every step—initial concept development, system engineering, onsite installation, programming, testing, training, and long-term support. Our team ensures your assembly line is fully optimized, production-ready, and seamlessly integrated into your existing operations.
5. Why should my business invest in robotic assembly automation now?
Today’s manufacturing demands greater control, flexibility, and output with fewer resources. Automated assembly systems give you command over inventory flow, workforce efficiency, product quality, and real-time production data. By integrating robotics, conveyors, controls, and software into one cohesive system, TW Automation helps manufacturers scale, reduce costs, and stay competitive in evolving markets.
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On-demand and annual service agreements allow you to manage your operations and budget with confidence.
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