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Broetje-Automation alternatives

Some production problems are defined by scale, and Broetje-Automation is organised around them: from Rastede in northern Germany, where it was founded in 1979, the company develops production processes for large and complex structures, with aerospace and wind energy as its stated industries. Since 2016 it has operated as a subsidiary of Shanghai Electric Group, giving it a listed industrial parent behind its project work. Buyers with smaller or more specialised scopes may look elsewhere in this set. Europa Systems manufactures and integrates automated intralogistics systems from Żabów, Poland, where its 400 engineers and specialists serve more than 1,000 customers across Europe. Olympus Technologies, established in Huddersfield in 1987, integrates industrial and collaborative robots with a focus on automation and welding technologies for the UK and Ireland. RMGroup builds automated packaging machinery and robotic automation systems in Newtown, Wales, a business founded in 1995 that now exports to more than 15 countries. STRAMA-MPS, based in Straubing, Germany, with roots in a Strama founded in 1969, builds special-purpose machines for manufacturing, assembly and testing, including for e-mobility customers. If the structure is large and the process is the hard part, Broetje-Automation is the natural first call; for warehouse flow choose Europa Systems, for packaging lines RMGroup, for bespoke assembly and test machinery STRAMA-MPS, and for UK cobot or welding integration Olympus Technologies.

Alternatives to Broetje-Automation

Europa Systems

Europa Systems is a Polish manufacturer and systems integrator of automated intralogistics solutions, headquartered in Zabow near Pyrzyce, which describes itself as Europe’s leading manufacturer, multiproduct provider and system integrator of automated intralogistics solutions and equipment.