
Automation Technology

Robotic Welding
Automation Innovator & Leader
Midwest Engineered System Inc. is an ITAR compliant innovator and leader in manufacturing automation, assembly line, materials handling and test systems integration. We specialize in designing and building automation systems for a variety of complex processes using the latest manufacturing technology.

Robotic Material Handling
Custom Automation Solutions
MWES is a leading automated production line integrator. From product manufacturing process development, product manufacturing, and product distribution, MWES specializes in designing and integrating robotic automation for a variety of complex processes.

Automated Packaging & Palletizing

Web Handling & Converting

Assembly Automation Systems

Standard Machine Tending
Advanced Product Knowledge
The broad product knowledge of our engineering staff enables MWES to integrate a variety of mechanical and electrical subsystems, hardware, and software into a complete, robust solution.

Robotic Rough Machining
Adding Automation to Your Food Handling Production
Automating a food handling production line is becoming increasingly more important these days. With the ongoing pandemic and labor shortages affecting virtually all businesses big and small, moving from an unreliable manual workforce to robotic automation is essential. A leading food manufacturer came to us intent on enhancing their production line with robotic automation.
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Upgrade Your Old Manufacturing Operation with New Automation
Many businesses rely on machines that are decades old, and those machines develop a great deal of wear and tear over time. Maintenance costs and down-time for repairs can be a costly expense and severely hinder production line throughput. An automotive parts manufacturer came to Midwest Engineered Systems afflicted with that very problem.
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Expand Your Existing Automation with MWES
As your business grows, so will the demands on your manufacturing throughput. However, if the original manufacturer of your existing automation system is no longer in business, you will be forced to look elsewhere to expand your automation throughput. A leading national cheese supplier came to Midwest Engineered Systems with that very problem.
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Project Spotlight: Robotic Tableware & Napkin Wrapping System
When you were at a catered event, did you ever think about the process that went into wrapping the napkin around the disposable eating utensils? The traditional thought would be that people worked tirelessly for hours wrapping the utensils, however with rising labor costs and the shortage of available workers, simple manual work such as that, is not realistic.
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Project Spotlight: Automated Palletizing with Robots
Midwest Engineered Systems built a robotic palletizing system that could move over 80 cases per minute. The robotic integration required no tooling changes to accommodate varying case sizes, or to handle the layer slip sheets. This system also utilizes an automated pallet dispenser, and can produce multiple pallet patterns.
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Project Spotlight: Hydraulic Motor Assembly Line
MWES designed a single manual production line for a firm that could manufacture over a dozen different variations of a hydraulic motor. The line utilizes a large number of sub-assembly stations, where workers perform the required tasks based on the specific variant of the motor being assembled.
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Project Spotlight: Welding and Milling Bus Bars Robotically
With the current ongoing labor shortage, skilled welders are in short supply leaving many businesses to rely more heavily on robotics to fill that void. Fully automating a 24/7 welding operation is not as complicated or as intimidating as it may sound. What if the production line requires multiple stations or has to handle different metal types?
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Project Spotlight: Trigger and Bottle Assembly Line
Midwest Engineered System built a fully automated assembly line that required no manual labor to perform the assembly operation. Robots using a vision system would pick and sort the multiple types of triggers as they travel on a single conveyor. On a separate conveyor, filled bottles would arrive at the bottle assembly station.
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