FANUC

FANUC, a pioneer in factory automation, has been at the forefront of this industry since 1956, starting with its groundbreaking development of the first SERVO mechanism in Japan's private sector. The company's enduring commitment to innovation and efficiency is structured around its three main divisions: FA (Factory Automation), ROBOT, and ROBOMACHINE. Each of these divisions plays a crucial role in maintaining FANUC's leadership in the automation sector.

FA Business Division:This division is foundational to FANUC's operations, focusing on the development and production of core technologies such as Numerical Controls (NCs), Servos, and Lasers. These technologies are critical components that drive the functionality and performance of automated systems across various industrial applications. The FA division's advancements support and enhance the capabilities of the other two divisions by providing the essential technological backbone.

ROBOT Business Division:Specializing in robot automation, this division leverages the core technologies developed by the FA division to engineer robots capable of performing a wide range of tasks. These include handling, welding, and palletizing. FANUC's robots are known for their precision, reliability, and efficiency, making them indispensable in modern manufacturing environments where versatility and speed are paramount.

ROBOMACHINE Business Division:This division encompasses three specialized machines that represent the cutting edge of their respective fields:

- ROBODRILL – A vertical machining center known for its high speed and precision, suitable for a wide range of machining applications.

- ROBOCUT – A wire EDM (Electro Discharge Machine) that provides high precision and efficiency in metal cutting, utilized particularly in tool and die making.

- ROBOSHOT – A fully electric injection molding machine that offers high precision, repeatability, and energy efficiency, making it ideal for high-volume plastic manufacturing.

Together, these three pillars of FANUC not only highlight the company's diverse capabilities in automation technology but also underscore its role in driving the future of manufacturing. By integrating core technologies across multiple applications, FANUC continues to innovate and lead in the automation of factories, enhancing productivity and efficiency across global industries.