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About CMA Robotics

CMA Robotics is an Italian specialist that designs, produces and installs robots and complete systems for automated industrial painting and coating. Based in Pavia di Udine in the Friuli-Venezia Giulia region, the company has specialised exclusively in spray painting for more than 30 years — its first spray robot prototype, built for the furniture industry, dates to 1994. Its range of anthropomorphic painting robots (including the GR 520 ST, GR 630 ST, GR 650 ST and GR 6100 series and Cartesian models) covers coating applications in wood and furniture, plastics, metal, automotive and ceramics, and is paired with painting systems engineered as turnkey plants: CMA handles design, manufacture, installation and the integration of the painting line at the customer’s facility.

A hallmark of the company is its programming technology, developed to free operators from manual teach work in harsh paint environments — self-learning, drag teaching, visual teaching, offline programming and VR teaching, together with 3D-scanning spray systems that adapt the robot path to the workpiece. The company employs about 50 people, sells strongly in Italy and across Europe, and serves the US market through a local partner in Jasper, Indiana. Since the mid-2010s CMA has been part of China’s EFORT group, acting as EFORT’s intelligent painting robotics R&D centre in Italy while continuing to sell under its own brand. For coating shops, CMA is a single-focus specialist source of painting robots and turnkey spray plants.

Products & services

• Anthropomorphic painting robots — GR series (GR 520 ST, GR 630 ST, GR 650 ST, GR 6100 and related models)
• Turnkey automatic painting plants, from design to on-site integration
• Self-learning programming: drag teaching, visual teaching, offline programming and VR teaching systems
• 3D-scanning shuttle spray systems for workpiece-adaptive coating
• Custom coating software and application engineering support

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