Talk to an engineer
Write to us in English or Turkish. Tell us about your part, your machine and your volumes, and an engineer comes back with specifics: whether a robot pays off, and which cell would do the job.
What is it about?
Each link opens your email app with the subject filled in, so the right engineer reads it first.
- 01 A new projectYour part, your machine and your volumes. We tell you whether a robot pays off, and which of our cells would do the job.
- 02 A technical questionReach, cycle, gripper, vision, the machine interface, safety: ask the engineers who build the cells.
- 03 Service for an installed systemRemote support, spare parts, an engineer on site. Tell us the cell and what happened.
- 04 A partnershipDistributors, integrators and machine-tool dealers who want to sell, install or co-develop with us in their market.
- 05 Joining the teamEngineers who want to design, build and commission robotic cells end to end. Send a few lines and your CV.
Looking at an IROCUBE machine tending cell? Models, options and a quote builder are on irocube.com .
What helps us answer quickly
You do not need all of it for a first email. The more of it we have, the sooner we can say how the cell would look and what it would cost.
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The part
A drawing (STEP or PDF) or a phone photo with a ruler next to it. Material, weight, and whether it comes cast, forged or machined.
- 02
The machine or process
Brand and model of the machine, press or die casting machine, how parts are loaded and clamped today, and how long one cycle takes.
- 03
Volumes
Parts per year, batch sizes, how many part types run on the line, and how many shifts you work.
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The shop floor
The space around the machine, where parts arrive from and where they go next. A short video of the station today says more than a page of text.
Not sure which solution it is? See a comparable cell in our videos
Come and see a cell run
We are at GOSB Technopark in Gebze, Kocaeli, east of Istanbul. Visitors are welcome: the cells in factory acceptance tests run in our plant with real parts.
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First contact
An email or a call. We ask about the part, the machine and the volumes, and tell you whether it is worth going further.
- 02
Feasibility
Process analysis, often a visit to your plant, and a simulation of the cell. It can end with a no if the numbers do not work.
- 03
Quote
A detailed quote with the cell's layout, the cycle and the scope, line by line, so you can compare it.
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FAT, then SAT
The cell runs its full cycle at our plant, with your team invited and trained. Then we install and commission it in your production.