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About RoboJob

RoboJob is a Belgian specialist in CNC automation: it builds standardised, off-the-shelf robot systems that load and unload CNC milling and turning machines, so that machining centres keep producing through breaks, evenings and unmanned shifts. Founded in 2007 in Heist-op-den-Berg, the company has grown from a family business into what it describes as the market leader in its niche, with more than 2,000 robots installed in over 30 countries (company-stated). Its catalogue is organised into six product series — Turn-Assist and Mill-Assist for lathe and mill tending, plus Tower, Wall, Coby CNC and Pallet-Load systems — all designed to be CNC-brand agnostic, working with over 100 machine brands on new and existing machines alike.

The differentiator the company stresses is operator-friendliness: its control software is intended to let a CNC operator set up a new batch within minutes, with customisable grippers handling varied workpiece shapes and sizes. Alongside its Belgian headquarters, RoboJob runs technology centres in Indianapolis, United States, and Lehrensteinsfeld, Germany. In February 2025 the listed Belgian investment company Gimv acquired a stake in RoboJob alongside the founding family, backing international expansion; the family remains a shareholder and the business continues to operate independently under its own brand.

Products & services

• Turn-Assist series — robot automation for CNC turning machines (lathes)
• Mill-Assist series — robot automation for CNC milling machines
• Tower and Wall systems — workpiece storage and handling configurations for extended unmanned production
• Coby CNC — compact entry-level CNC automation unit
• Pallet-Load series — pallet handling automation for machining centres
• Installation, machine interfacing (including automatic doors and fixtures), operator training and service through the Belgian headquarters and the US and German technology centres

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