Burton Industries Becomes a Fuji Robotics Distributor

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Burton Industries Becomes a Fuji Robotics Distributor

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August 24, 2011, GOODRICH, MI, U.S. - Burton Industries, Inc., has become a Fuji Robotics Distributor. Joining the Fuji Robotics Distributor network creates additional opportunities for Burton Industries to expand its reach into new markets, and offer additional robotic solutions to its customers. Fuji has over 40 years of palletizing and product handling experience. In 1982, Fuji developed the first durable, compact, and economical robotic palletizer/depalletizer. With over 11,000 units in operation worldwide Fuji is unmatched in palletizing technology. Fuji’s product line offers a distinct mechanical design, quiet operation and is very energy efficient. The Fuji robot software comes standard with 40 preprogrammed pallet patterns and recipes, enabling simplified start up and operation. As a global leader in factory automation, robotic integration, assembly systems and material handling, Burton Industries integrates advanced technologies and information systems into highly customized solutions for industries and customers throughout the world. Headquartered in Goodrich, Michigan, Burton Industries was founded in 1966. Since then, the company has grown to become a worldwide provider of customized assembly, robotics, fixturing, and material handling solutions. Burton Industries can provide customized automated solutions, or optimize the use of existing automation to achieve customer goals. “Becoming a Fuji Robotics Distributor enables Burton Industries to expand its customer base through partnering and integrating Fuji’s industry leading palletizing products,” says David Yanniello, VP of Operations at Burton Industries. Burton's product line features customized robotic applications such as integrated assembly, material handling, palletizing, dispensing, vision systems, trimming and machine tending. Some of the markets served by Burton Industries include transportation, consumer products, alternative energy, building materials, and government/defense. The core capabilities that support Burton’s product line include system engineering, program management, simulations, mechanical and controls design, and robot programming. Burton Industries’ manufacturing facility is approximately 50,000 sq. ft., and houses full machining, fabrication, assembly and service functions. General information about Burton Industries can be found at www.burton-ind.com. Inquiries can be made to Greg Johnson at gsjohnson@burton-ind.com.

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