BBZOUBI / Manufacturing

INDUSTRIAL ROBOTS

With compact industrial robots, we automate precise manufacturing tasks to improve speed, reduce manual error, and maintain consistent production quality across every stage of the process.

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Silver parallel-link robotic arm with linked cast members and exposed joints

The process, simply explained

Industrial Robots

Industrial Robots equipment

Process

How it works

With compact industrial robots, we automate precise manufacturing tasks to improve speed, reduce manual error, and maintain consistent production quality across every stage of the process.

Equipment illustration. Final process and production setup are reviewed for your project.

Why use this technology?

  • Repeatable work

    Robots execute repetitive tasks with consistent accuracy.

  • Fewer manual steps

    Automated processes eliminate human error in critical stages.

  • Faster cycles

    Robots operate continuously to boost production throughput.

  • Connected production

    Easily integrated into existing production lines and workflows.

Explore the details

Parts & materials

Select a part or material for a short explanation.

Parts & applications

Industrial robot arm with a handling gripper

Parts

Handling & transfer

A robot moves workpieces between stations. The gripper, payload and movement are selected after reviewing your parts.

Illustrative example from the BBZOUBI website. Final material, design and process are confirmed for your project.
Assembled sheet-metal housing shown as an example workpiece

Parts

Assembly workpieces

Automation can position and join components during assembly. The workpiece and tooling define the suitable approach.

Illustrative example from the BBZOUBI website. Final material, design and process are confirmed for your project.
Pierced metal plate shown as an example workpiece

Parts

Inspection workpieces

A robot can present a part to an inspection station. The inspection method and acceptance criteria are agreed for the application.

Illustrative example from the BBZOUBI website. Final material, design and process are confirmed for your project.

Materials

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Carbon Steel illustrative example

Materials

Carbon Steel

A steel used for many fabricated parts and assemblies. Tell us the required grade, dimensions and finish so we can review it for your application. For robotic handling, we review the workpiece mass, geometry, surface and gripping method. This describes the workpiece, not the robot construction; compatibility is confirmed for the specific equipment and task.

Generated illustrative sample, not a certified material grade or a photograph of a delivered project. Final material and specification are confirmed for your application.
Stainless Steel illustrative example

Materials

Stainless Steel

A family of steels selected for their surface properties and resistance to corrosion. The exact grade and service conditions need to be specified. For robotic handling, we review the workpiece mass, geometry, surface and gripping method. This describes the workpiece, not the robot construction; compatibility is confirmed for the specific equipment and task.

Generated illustrative sample, not a certified material grade or a photograph of a delivered project. Final material and specification are confirmed for your application.
Aluminum illustrative example

Materials

Aluminum

A lightweight metal used for parts, panels and profiles. Alloy, thickness and the intended finish are part of the project review. For robotic handling, we review the workpiece mass, geometry, surface and gripping method. This describes the workpiece, not the robot construction; compatibility is confirmed for the specific equipment and task.

Generated illustrative sample, not a certified material grade or a photograph of a delivered project. Final material and specification are confirmed for your application.
Copper illustrative example

Materials

Copper

A metal often chosen where electrical or thermal conductivity matters. The required grade and part geometry are reviewed before production. For robotic handling, we review the workpiece mass, geometry, surface and gripping method. This describes the workpiece, not the robot construction; compatibility is confirmed for the specific equipment and task.

Generated illustrative sample, not a certified material grade or a photograph of a delivered project. Final material and specification are confirmed for your application.
Brass illustrative example

Materials

Brass

A copper-based alloy used for machined and decorative components. Share the grade, drawing and finish required for your part. For robotic handling, we review the workpiece mass, geometry, surface and gripping method. This describes the workpiece, not the robot construction; compatibility is confirmed for the specific equipment and task.

Generated illustrative sample, not a certified material grade or a photograph of a delivered project. Final material and specification are confirmed for your application.
ABS illustrative example

Materials

ABS

A thermoplastic commonly used for housings, covers and other molded components. The grade and production method depend on the part’s requirements. For robotic handling, we review the workpiece mass, geometry, surface and gripping method. This describes the workpiece, not the robot construction; compatibility is confirmed for the specific equipment and task.

Generated illustrative sample, not a certified material grade or a photograph of a delivered project. Final material and specification are confirmed for your application.
Polycarbonate illustrative example

Materials

Polycarbonate

A thermoplastic used for protective and sometimes transparent components. Specify the required grade, clarity and application for review. For robotic handling, we review the workpiece mass, geometry, surface and gripping method. This describes the workpiece, not the robot construction; compatibility is confirmed for the specific equipment and task.

Generated illustrative sample, not a certified material grade or a photograph of a delivered project. Final material and specification are confirmed for your application.
Acrylic illustrative example

Materials

Acrylic

A plastic often used for clear panels, displays and covers. Thickness, appearance and the intended use guide material selection. For robotic handling, we review the workpiece mass, geometry, surface and gripping method. This describes the workpiece, not the robot construction; compatibility is confirmed for the specific equipment and task.

Generated illustrative sample, not a certified material grade or a photograph of a delivered project. Final material and specification are confirmed for your application.
Polypropylene illustrative example

Materials

Polypropylene

A thermoplastic used for a range of molded parts and containers. The application, grade and required geometry are confirmed before production. For robotic handling, we review the workpiece mass, geometry, surface and gripping method. This describes the workpiece, not the robot construction; compatibility is confirmed for the specific equipment and task.

Generated illustrative sample, not a certified material grade or a photograph of a delivered project. Final material and specification are confirmed for your application.

Materials and tooling are reviewed for each automation application.

Let’s discuss your parts.

Send a drawing, material, quantity and delivery destination for review.

Frequently asked questions
What do you need to quote industrial robots?

Share the part drawing or reference, material and grade, quantity, finish and delivery destination. We review suitability and confirm the quotation before work begins.

Are the examples fixed products or made to order?

The images and catalogue examples help explain our capabilities. Final geometry, material and production requirements are confirmed for your project.

How are timing and delivery confirmed?

Lead time, destination and shipping arrangements are agreed with your quotation. Contact us with your requirements for a project-specific answer.