Construction, agricultural & heavy engineering
Heavy fabrication fixtures and positioners, large-part handling, slat and floor conveyors and assembly lines for construction equipment, tractors and heavy engineering — engineered for weight, size and safety.
Overview
In heavy engineering, the product itself is the hardest thing to handle. Chassis, booms, arms and frames weigh hundreds of kilos to several tonnes, distort during welding and are dangerous to move without the right equipment.
We engineer fixtures that control distortion on large weldments, positioners and manipulators that bring the weld to the welder, and assembly lines with slat or floor conveyors and lifting aids that move heavy assemblies safely through each station.
The goal is the same as in any plant — repeatable dimensions, balanced flow and stable output — with structures, drives and safety sized for heavy duty.
Where we work
Fixtures for chassis, booms, arms, buckets and frames with distortion control.
Welding Fixtures & JigsHead-and-tailstock, L-type and turntable positioners that improve weld quality and welder safety.
Robotic welding of large weldments with fixtures and positioners.
Factory Automation & RoboticsSlat, skillet and floor-conveyor lines for final assembly of machines and tractors.
Assembly LinesSPMs for boring, drilling and facing operations on large fabrications.
Special Purpose MachinesJib cranes, lifting aids, heavy racks and trolleys for large components.
Material Handling & WarehousingChallenges we solve
Booms and chassis move during welding, leading to extra machining allowance, straightening and rework.
Heavy parts moved by crane and chain between stations create safety risk and waiting time.
Welders work in awkward positions because parts cannot be rotated easily.
Machines are assembled in fixed bays, with parts and teams moving around them.
New variants need fixtures and line changes without stopping current production.
Quality depends on individual welders and fitters instead of fixtures and standard work.
Representative scopes
Illustrative scopes that show how we structure work in this industry. They are examples of the work we take on, not client case studies.
Fixtures and positioning to control distortion and improve welder access on large weldments.
Moving from bay assembly to a paced line with lifting aids and line-side supply.
Solutions
Quality & compliance
FAQ
Yes. We design fixtures and positioners for large weldments such as chassis, booms and frames, with hydraulic or mechanical clamping and handling aids.
Yes. We study the assembly content, balance it into stations and design slat or floor conveyors, lifting aids and line-side supply — phased so production continues.
Yes — as part of fixture and cell projects, including head-and-tailstock, L-type and turntable positioners sized to the weldment.
Yes. Tractor and agricultural-equipment plants have similar needs — heavy fabrication, fixtures and paced assembly — and are part of the heavy equipment work we take on.
Start a project
Tell us what the line has to produce, where, and by when. We will come back with a scoped approach, a realistic timeline and the questions that matter — usually after a site visit or a drawing review.
