KUKA Robotics UK Ltd

Head Office

Great Western Street
Wednesbury
WS10 7LL
United Kingdom

Contact

0121 505 9970

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Company Personnel

Sales Manager:
Mr Paul Williams
Head of Customer Service:
Mr Steve Hudson
Channel Manager:
Mrs Tara Dudley-Toole
Marketing Director:
Mr Neil Mead

About us

KUKA Robotics offers a comprehensive range of highly modular robots, covering all common payload categories, from 3kg to 1,000kg. KUKA robots are designed to meet all of today’s industrial automation requirements, such as minimized space, shorter cycle times and maximum availability in order to provide top process efficiency and low operating costs. Designed and built at its Augsburg HQ in Germany, and featuring the latest technology, KUKA robots are the highest quality, fastest, strongest, and most precise available on the market.

To enjoy continued economic success, companies must anticipate and respond to changing industry dynamics. Between robotics in the workplace, to digitalisation in manufacturing and the automation economy, the flexibility to adopt and adapt to new technologies gives industrial companies, from SMEs to large corporate firms, room for continued growth. As pioneers of intelligent manufacturing technologies, KUKA provides customised automation solutions, from industrial robots to complete production lines that support operational longevity and future proof the manufacturing landscape of tomorrow.

Over two thirds of the KUKA robots installed in the field use its open architecture PC-based controller, making KUKA the number one PC-controlled robot manufacturer in the world. KUKA controllers are also available for integration with other components within automation systems. Other products include AMRs, Digital Services, iiQoT Remote Monitoring, KUKA SIM simulation software, networking hardware and a variety of dress packs.

In addition, KUKA’s System Partners - experts in their respective industries - offer key technologies that transform the KUKA robot into an application-specific solution. With offices in Wednesbury UK, and Dundalk in Ireland, KUKA's expertise spans multiple locations and industry sectors. The advanced KUKA College enables fast learning through flexible training programmes that simulate a variety of real-world applications. Plus, KUKA Robotics offers a 24-hour customer service hotline, as well as a range of engineering support services.

News Articles

Efficient automation in the plastics industry

Greater efficiency, greater cost-effectiveness and greater flexibility: there are a number of benefits attributed to robotic process automation within the plastics industry, all which ultimately support process optimisation. Medium-sized companies in the plastics processing industry are retaining competitive advantage through automating the manufacturing process – whether it's handling, loading and unloading of injection moulding machines or machining components.

Focus on competitiveness and resilience will make 2021 a big year for robots, KU

While 2020 has been the toughest year in decades for manufacturing and the British and Irish economies KUKA posted record robot sales last year, with demand coming from across manufacturing, education and training, the medical device sector in Ireland, and a substantial contract with electric vehicle manufacturer Arrival. 

Meeting the Skills Challenge

Advanced manufacturing training centre of excellence, Dundalk, Ireland

Robotics play an integral role along production lines in medical device, biologi

From parts sorting, product assembly and light machine-tending, to quality inspection and packaging. Environmental and product sampling, to seed laboratory automation, kitting logistics, UV-C disinfection and cleaning processes. 

The use of Robotics in the UK Food and Beverage Industry is increasing rapidly.

The use of robotics in the UK Food and Beverage Industry is growing remarkably; a market traditionally slow to adopt such technologies. Companies within the industry are becoming empowered to overcome the longstanding barriers to automation and are poised on the brink of a robotics revolution. 
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