We help manufacturers in Utah and the surrounding areas automate bottlenecks, eliminate repetitive tasks, and streamline production with custom-designed machines and systems — no oversized solutions, no overkill, just what works.

Off-the-shelf equipment often doesn’t fit neatly into existing processes — that’s where we come in. We design, modify, and integrate both new and legacy machinery to work together seamlessly. Whether you're building something from the ground up or adapting what you already have, we create reliable solutions that fit your operations — and your budget.

• Custom machine and workstation design

• Robotics integration (pick & place, inspection, light assembly)

• PLC/HMI programming and industrial control systems

• Specialized tooling, jigs, and end-of-arm fixtures

• Retrofitting and upgrading existing equipment

Perfect for:

Manufacturers and fabricators who need precise, cost-effective automation — built to match their workflow, not force-fit into a generic system.

• We deliver value. Our systems are designed to fit your needs — and your budget — so you get the efficiency gains without unnecessary complexity or cost. 

• We’re experienced. With backgrounds in mechanical engineering, robotics, and controls, we’ve solved a wide range of real-world production challenges.

• We speak your language. We deliver clean, efficient systems — without bloated specs, buzzwords, or confusing proposals.

• “We’ve got an operator doing the same motion all day — can this be automated with a simple mechanism or small robot?”

• “We need a machine that does a very specific task — but nothing off-the-shelf will be a perfect fit for our process.”

• “We’re manually sorting and placing parts on a conveyor — we want a robotic cell to handle this without slowing down production.”

• “We need a custom end-of-arm tool for our robot that can handle delicate or oddly shaped parts without damage.”

• “Our current machine still works, but the controls are outdated and hard to troubleshoot — can you upgrade the PLC and HMI?”