For industrial and manufacturing companies in the DACH region
We automate manual processes in your production using robotic systems. You’ll boost your productivity and deploy your staff where they’re really needed.
Sehr gute Zusammenarbeit, regelmäßige Begehungen und kompetente Beratung. Mitarbeiterfortbildungen sind gut strukturiert und interessant gestaltet. Kompetenter Partner im Hygienebereich.
Thomas Becker
Produktionsmanager
Sehr gute Zusammenarbeit, regelmäßige Begehungen und kompetente Beratung. Mitarbeiterfortbildungen sind gut strukturiert und interessant gestaltet. Kompetenter Partner im Hygienebereich.
Industrietechnikerin
Sehr gute Zusammenarbeit, regelmäßige Begehungen und kompetente Beratung. Mitarbeiterfortbildungen sind gut strukturiert und interessant gestaltet. Kompetenter Partner im Hygienebereich.
Markus Hoffmann
Betriebsleiter
Whether it’s stacking pallets, gluing parts or sorting boxes: are you considering automating simple, repetitive tasks in your production line so that you can deploy your valuable skilled staff where you need them most?
Dann Achtung! Denn viele Betriebe scheitern an diesen beiden Fehlern:
Many people think that if they start by automating the part of the production line with the most movement – such as packaging or assembly – they will achieve the greatest impact.
The problem is that if you start in the middle of the production process, you have to modify adjacent equipment, reconfigure interfaces and, in many cases, install additional camera systems, sensors or grippers to ensure that components are correctly identified and positioned.
This is not only extremely labour-intensive, but also costs a great deal of time and money.
When it comes to automation, most businesses simply fall back on what they are already familiar with: pneumatic grippers, simple pushers or PLC-controlled in-house solutions developed by the maintenance department.
Whilst this works to some extent, it does not solve the actual problem:
This is because the process then runs only semi-automatically; skilled staff still have to make adjustments, prepare materials or correct errors.
In other words: the skilled workers whom you actually wanted to deploy for more important tasks then have to remain at the machine.
So that you can finally deploy your skilled staff where they’re really needed, …
… start by automating the simplest process in your production workflow.
It’s best to start at the beginning or end of your production line – in other words, where components are fed in or taken out.
This is because an automated feeding or removal process can be integrated into existing systems much more easily and quickly, and immediately reduces the workload on your staff. At the same time, you avoid costly and time-consuming modifications.
… use reliable technology that does not require manual operation.
Automation only brings you real benefits if it operates flawlessly and does not tie up staff on a permanent basis.
That is exactly what robotics achieves. A cobot, for example, uses sensors or camera systems to recognise workpieces and can grip, position or stack them independently, without a member of staff having to operate it manually.
Unlike humans, a cobot doesn’t need breaks and can therefore operate continuously.
For you, this means that, with the help of robotics, you can boost your productivity and, from now on, deploy your skilled staff to more important tasks.
Conclusion: To automate your production profitably, you need two things:
You get both with Samsys.
We specialise in the development and production of automation technology for robotics and integrate complete robotic systems that fit your plant perfectly and are precisely tailored to your production process.
Whether it’s palletizing, machine loading, gluing, bin picking or automated guided vehicles: we can provide you with the right technology for every task.
What sets us apart:
We design conveyor belts, grippers, interfaces and complete cells in-house. This ensures that they are always tailored to your plant and your process.
Our experts will carry out a detailed on-site assessment of your production processes, enabling them to identify where automation will have the greatest impact within your production chain.
All systems are designed to integrate seamlessly into existing facilities, so that your production doesn’t come to a standstill.
We’ll tell you straight where in your production process automation can boost your productivity – and where it isn’t worth it.
From consultation through to commissioning and maintenance, you’ll always have a dedicated point of contact with us who knows your production process inside out.
As an ISO 9001-certified company and a Universal Robots partner, we manufacture technology you can rely on.
Your benefits:
Robots reliably take over monotonous tasks in multi-shift operations. Your machines run for longer, downtime is reduced, and you can process significantly more orders in the same amount of time.
Automated processes create structure: production times become predictable, lead times are reduced, and bottlenecks in the flow of materials can be identified at an early stage and avoided.
Our systems are designed for continuous operation. We supply most spare parts ourselves, as well as carrying out maintenance and repairs. Depending on the work involved, it usually takes just a few hours for your system to be up and running again, should any problems arise in the rare event that they do.
Routine tasks are automated, allowing skilled staff to be deployed in more important roles. As a result, many systems pay for themselves within a few months.
All systems are modular in design and can be expanded or adapted to new products as required, without you having to invest in a completely new system.
Every step in the process is carried out with consistent precision. Errors caused by human fatigue or lapses in concentration are completely eliminated, whilst rework and scrap are measurably reduced.
Analysis
We’ll start with a joint discussion and an on-site tour of your production facility. During this, we’ll examine your manufacturing processes in detail, identify bottlenecks and determine which process is best suited for starting the automation process.
Concept
Based on the analysis, we develop a suitable robotics system that is fully tailored to your material flow and your machinery. You will receive a 3D visualisation of your planned system so that you can see exactly how the process will work later on.
Integration
Next, our experts will build your system and take care of the programming, installation and commissioning. All systems are integrated in such a way that they can be incorporated into your ongoing operations without causing lengthy downtime.
Training
Once installation is complete, we’ll show your team, right there at the running plant, how the system works and how to start it up and monitor it. From changing jobs to troubleshooting faults, we’ll explain all the key procedures in a practical way. This will ensure your team is able to operate the plant independently and safely.
Support
Once the system is up and running, we won’t leave you to your own devices. We’ll take care of maintenance, spare parts and regular system updates. You’ll always have a dedicated point of contact who knows your system inside out and can respond quickly when needed.
The aim of the initial consultation is to find out what your business produces, what equipment you use and which processes you’d like to automate. Together, we’ll assess where you currently stand and what goals you’re aiming to achieve through automation.
Simply fill in the contact form on our website. We’ll get back to you within 24 hours to arrange a suitable time for your consultation.
Samsys GmbH has been developing automation technology for industry for more than 40 years. It all began with short-bar bar feeders – systems that automate the flow of material to CNC machines and remain part of our core business to this day.
Over time, however, we began to attract more and more customers who wanted not just a feeding system, but fully automated production processes. So we gradually familiarised ourselves with robotics, starting with simple loading and unloading solutions, and later moving on to palletizing, bin picking and mobile robot systems.
Today, we develop and build complete automation systems that can be seamlessly integrated into existing production lines – whether for standardised applications or customised solutions. Our aim is always the same: to make production processes simpler, more efficient and more cost-effective.
We are open to a wide variety of enquiries, particularly when there is no standard solution. New technical challenges are part of our day-to-day work, and that is often precisely what makes our work so appealing: developing a solution that did not exist before and that ultimately works reliably.
Our head office is in Alzey. This is where we develop and manufacture robotic systems for our customers throughout Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
To future-proof your production using robotic automation systems, we’ll come to your production hall. No distance is too far for us.
Robotics is always worthwhile when repetitive tasks tie up too much time or staff. By using robotic systems, manufacturing companies can utilise their machinery to full capacity around the clock, compensate for staff shortages and often double productivity. In addition, scrap rates fall because robots work with greater precision and consistency. The economic benefit therefore stems not only from lower labour costs, but also from stable cycle times and consistently high quality.
During the consultation, we’ll work with you to identify which tasks in your production process take up the most time or cause bottlenecks. These are often repetitive tasks such as palletising, loading and unloading, or sorting. We recommend starting with the simplest and most standardisable process. This will enable you to achieve measurable results quickly and then automate further processes step by step.
Our projects follow a clearly defined 5-step process:
This ensures your production remains largely uninterrupted throughout the entire implementation process.
Our robotics systems automate tasks such as machine loading, palletizing, gluing, bin picking and internal transport. In doing so, they take on monotonous, physically demanding or safety-critical tasks that previously tied up skilled staff. This means your staff remain available for skilled work, whilst the robots operate with precision, require little maintenance and run continuously.
The costs depend on the complexity of the task, the plant environment and the peripherals required. As a rough guide: simple automation tasks (e.g. palletizing) start at around 60,000 euros, whilst complex systems can cost more. More important than the price is the return on investment (ROI). A system usually pays for itself within a few months, as labour costs fall and throughput increases.
Our systems are designed for continuous operation and require very little maintenance. Should a fault nevertheless occur, we respond quickly: in most cases, our service team can intervene within a few hours – either via remote maintenance or on site.
Yes. Small and medium-sized enterprises in particular benefit from robotics because modular systems allow them to automate their operations in stages. You don’t have to replace an entire production line; instead, you can start with a single process. This allows you to manage your investment precisely, and every step brings immediate, tangible relief to day-to-day operations.
It usually takes between three and six months from analysis to commissioning – depending on the scope of the project and the plant’s structure. However, as we carry out our own development and manufacturing, we are able to implement many systems more quickly. Our aim is always to get you up and running as soon as possible, without any lengthy downtime in your ongoing production.