Engineering Foresight for Your AutomationAutomationMetal FormingFabricationPressroomAutomation Needs

Reels, straighteners, servo feeds, and complete feed lines matched to the coil, the material strength, the press, and the die — for flatness, feed accuracy, and fast changeover.

Mechanical and hydraulic presses matched to the part, tooling, material, tonnage, and production goals — and the pressroom built around them.

Press transfer, stacking, robotic handling, and custom cells built around the part, the press, the operator, and the floor — one coordinated system rather than a collection of machines.

Press control upgrades, feed control retrofits, tonnage monitoring, die protection, and safety circuits — modern controls on mechanically sound equipment.

Spray, mixing, roll coating, reclamation, and plant-wide fluid management matched to the forming process, the material, and the die — for part quality, die life, and less waste.

Conveyors, shakers, sorting, and scrap removal built into the press line — so good parts go where they need to and scrap never stops the machine.

Roll forming systems engineered around the part profile, material, throughput, and downstream process — for long, consistent, high-volume profiles run from coil.

Stamping dies, roll tooling, transfer tooling, and die handling reviewed as part of the whole production system — so tooling stops being the bottleneck.

Parts, troubleshooting, inspections, preventive maintenance, and OEM coordination for pressroom, coil handling, controls, and automation equipment — with follow-through until it is resolved.

Pass-through and multi-stage washers, blow-off, filtration, and conveyance sized to the part, the contamination, and the rate — so parts arrive clean and dry at the next operation.

Hydraulic and pneumatic cylinder repair, rebuild, replacement, and new cylinders through Yates Industries — with the repair-or-replace call made quickly.

Glide-Out racks, sheet and plate storage, tooling and mold storage, flow racks, carts and cabinets from Rack Engineering Division, plus Kimastle K-Base assembly workstations.