MP Electric Robotics is the robotics arm of MP Electric Corporation in Indore. We build robotic welding cells, material handling robots, autonomous mobile robots, mobile manipulators, cobot integration and custom industrial cells.
MP Electric Robotics is the robotics and automation arm of MP Electric Corporation. We build robot systems that weld, handle parts and move material between stations, and we install them at your site.
Robotic MIG/MAG and TIG welding cells with part fixtures, positioners and safety guarding, for consistent, repeatable seams in fabrication and component production.
Pick-and-place, palletising and machine tending robots that take repetitive, heavy or hazardous handling off the shop floor.
Mobile robots that move material between stores, stations and lines. They plan their own route around people and obstacles, so the floor needs no tracks or tape.
A robot arm mounted on an AMR, so one robot can tend several machines or pick parts across different stations.
Collaborative robots added to an existing workstation for assembly, screwdriving, packing and inspection. They work next to an operator, with built-in limits on force and speed.
Automation cells built for a process that no standard robot setup covers. We put together the robots, part fixtures, conveyors and controls around your part and your cycle time.
Each type of robot system falls under its own international safety standards. The standards below apply to the systems we offer.
ISO 12100 covers risk assessment. ISO 13849-1 covers safety-related control systems, and IEC 60204-1 covers the electrical equipment of machines.
ISO 10218-2 covers robot system integration. ISO 14120 covers guards, and IEC 60974-1 covers arc welding power sources.
ISO 10218-1 and ISO 10218-2 cover industrial robot safety, and ISO 13855 covers where to place the safeguards.
ISO 3691-4 covers driverless industrial trucks and their systems, including operating zones, speed and the detection of people.
ISO 3691-4 covers the mobile base, and ISO 10218-1 and ISO 10218-2 cover the robot arm.
ISO/TS 15066 covers collaborative operation, including the limits on force and pressure where a robot may touch a person.
Tell us the part, the process, and the cycle time you need. We'll recommend the right robot and cell.
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