Research Automation makes custom high speed assembly machines that can run from 200 to 3500 parts per minute, have an automatic jam clear motor for continuous operation using motion trackers, and is suitable for electronic connector assembly or nail and plastic cap assembly.

Remtec makes automated assembly and inspection systems using robotics, flexible automation, and more for automotive applications and more.

Pyxis Technologies makes custom automated assembly systems including lean manufacturing cells as well as gaging and asembly stations. Their systems are suitable for turnkey precision in automotive applications.

D.W. Fritz Automation makes custom assembly systems for mid and high volume production needs for consumer goods, medical devices, industrial, and MEMS applications, with micron level precision or a more normal accuracy.

Descher makes and designs custom assembly systems for welding applications, plastics assembly, electrical connector assembly, driveshafts, medical devices, pulleys, and more.

Crux Automation makes automated assembly systems which use robotics, machine vision, and control systems for welding applications, crimping, dispensing, encapsulation, and more.

Buckeye Machine Fabricators makes custom assembly systems for automotive, compression molding, food, tire, and foundry applications. Their systems are built using their in-house specialists to help increase your return on investment with robotic integration.

Brandt Automation makes custom assembly systems which can add part feeding, handling, and assembly to your line via a stand-alone station to a large assembly line.

Assembly & Automation Technology makes custom assembly systems for the automotive, manufacturing, electronics, medical, and research industries.

Arthur G. Russell creates and manufactures custom assembly systems including carousel systems, in-line indexing chassis, continuous motion, and more. One application for their systems is for the assembly of syringes for medical purposes and can produce 800 or more parts per minute.

Advanced Engineered Systems designs and manufactures assembly systems for the medical, battery, consumer good, pharmaceutical, and food industries. They make rotary systems and continuous motion assembly systems, which can achieve high speeds of up to 1,000 parts per minute.

Jewett Automation makes automated assembly work centers, from lean work cells to completely automated lines; synchronous and non-synchronous assembly systems. Assembly systems they can configure include indexing: rotary, in line and walking beam, high speed continuous motions, to completely customized.

Norwalt engineers and makes high-speed component assembly systems. Available in continuous motion and indexing versions, they can configure their machines with additional functions like induction/conduction welding, ultrasonic welding,  leak testing, and more. Norwalt assembly systems are usable for applications in cosmetics &  personal care, medical/pharmaceutical devices, food and beverage industries.

Haumiller makes custom high-speed automated assembly systems, from simple assemblies to multiple-machine systems. Their continuous motion assembly machines are usable in industries that include the medical device, plastics, electrical/computer, food & beverage industries.

Automation Development, Inc. makes custom turnkey automated machinery. Configurations include continuous motion, rotary dial and inline machinery for assembly and packaging in medical, cosmetic and automotive applications.

Meiyu designs and manufactures custom automation equipment for industries that include electronics, automotive, semiconductor, medical, consumer and food processing. Their configurations include benchtop workstations, semi- and fully automatic systems to fully integrated automatic assembly processes.

Setpoint makes industrial automation equipment for product testing, inspection or assembly. They make packaging automation systems used in nutritional supplement and pharmaceutical, cosmetics, and food industries. In configuring their custom automation systems Setpoint applies lean automation as a standard practice.

PAS makes plastic assembly systems and welding machines. Their systems can be used in manual, semi-automated or fully automated production lines.

Lanco makes modular turnkey automated assembly systems serving such industries as electronics, automotive, medical, military and consumer products. Standard products supplied by Lanco Assembly Systems include turnkey automatic and semi-automatic assembly equipment, lean cells, rotary tables and indexing equipment.

Evana Automation builds custom automated assembly systems and integrates production systems. They can configure their systems as synchronous, non-synchronous and modular, creating machines and systems from special stand-alone work cells, to full turnkey manufacturing assembly systems for the industrial market.

Automation Tool Company makes custom assembly automation and test systems. Their assembly systems can serve the medical device, consumer products and automative industries; providing such processes as robotic assembly, synchronous/non-synchronous conveyor systems, lean manufacturing, and  rotary dial machines.

ACRO makes custom automated assembly, welding, and packaging systems for the medical, pharmaceutical, consumer products, and automotive industries. Some of the processes they can create include joining, system platforms, and tooling as well as rotary dials, in-line synchronous, walking beams, bowl feeding, liquid filling, and more.

Innovative Products and Equipment makes custom automated assembly systems with configurations such as rotary indexing or continuous motion, asynchronous/synchronous pallet in-line systems, standalone systems, robot cells, and bench top. Their systems are usable in the medical device, pharmaceutical, automotive, life sciences, and injection molding industries.

XPAK USA manufacture a variety of pack assembly systems as well as other packaging machines.