TM Robotics partners with iAutomation to bring Shibaura Machine robots to the East Coast
By Stone Junction Ltd.
GeneralShibaura Machine robot supply approved for East Coast
Shibaura Machine industrial robots provider, TM Robotics has embarked on a strategic partnership with iAutomation, allowing the brand to distribute Shibaura Machine robots on the U.S East Coast. iAutomation will benefit from TM Robotics’ wealth of experience supplying robotics and robot programming training for Shibaura Machine, formerly known as Toshiba Machine, industrial robots.
iAutomation, a division of Complete Automation Solutions Holdings (CAS), is a high-tech value-add distributor with engineering and integration capabilities. iAutomation supplies specialist automation to original-equipment manufacturers (OEMs), machine builders and end users from along the east coast from Maine to Florida. The partnership with TM Robotics will see Shibaura Machine’s extensive robotics range added to the iAutomation product roster, this includes a large selection of six-axis, SCARA and Cartesian robots, plus robot programming and 3D vision software.
Shibaura Machine was known as Toshiba Machine until a corporate name change in April 2020. Having been founded as Shibaura Machine Tool Co. in 1938, the organization returned to its original roots and is now widely known as Shibaura Machine. TM Robotics is the brand’s premium global partner and has upheld the U.S. distributor network for a decade.
The partnership with iAutomation will see TM Robotics expand its network across the East Coast’s growing industrial market, both for off-the-shelf robot purchases and specialist machine building projects. Among TM Robotics’ collaborations with machine builders are the Intelligent Box Opening Device (IBOD), the only patented automated box opener on the market, created with CASI and the Supata, an automated flexi feeder, manufactured by EPF Automation.
TM Robotics’ partnership with iAutomation hopes to yield similarly successful collaborations on the East Coast, as Nigel Smith, President and CEO of TM Robotics, explains.
“This year, we have launched two new SCARA robot models to the U.S. market, the THE800 and THE1000, and we are itching to work with machine builders to integrate these machines into larger solutions,” explained Smith. “These two new models expand upon the existing THE series — the gold standard among Shibaura Machine’s SCARA range in terms of accuracy, speed and price-to-performance. In addition, we have a whole host of other six-axis and Cartesian models from the last 40 years of Shibaura Machine’s robot-manufacturing history.”
TM Robotics’ partnership with iAutomation is key for enabling collaborations with machine builders from the East Coast.
“We are looking forward to the partnership and the diverse product offering from Shibaura Machine and its premier distributor, TM Robotics,” remarked Kathy Cesca, VP of Sales with iAutomation. “Our team is very excited about this opportunity to offer Shibaura Machine to our customers, including the newly released SCARA models. This partnership will allow us to leverage our current product offering and engineering experience to bring our customers the best solutions in the market.”
For more information on TM Robotics, or to see the range of Shibaura Machine robots available in the U.S., please visit www.tmrobotics.com. To discuss joining the U.S. distributor network, contact info@tmrobotics.com.
About TM Robotics: TM Robotics has installed thousands of robots in factories throughout the world, including North and South America, India, Russia, Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Australia. Many of the top manufacturing companies depend on TM Robotics’ product offerings for their reliability, performance, and overall value.
In partnership with Shibaura Machine, TM Robotics is the only company that offers a comprehensive range of all three categories of robots: six-axis, SCARA, and Cartesian. These are designed and built in-house.
TM Robotics delivers cutting-edge solutions, training, and support services for industrial and commercial applications.
For further information, please visit www.tmrobotics.com
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