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Arms & cobots · one partner from quote to running cell

Put a robot arm on the line. We run it.

Service Robot Co. is a full-service robotics integrator for industrial robot arms and collaborative robots (cobots). We select the right arm for the job, design and integrate the cell, finance it, install and program it, train your team, and service it nationwide. We deploy several brands — including Universal Robots, Standard Bots, and Doosan — so the recommendation fits your task, not our catalog.

Palletizing, machine tending, welding, assembly — one partner instead of an OEM, an integrator, and a repair shop you have to chase.

/ what they are

A robot arm on your line, sized to the job.

A robot arm is a fixed, multi-axis machine that manipulates parts. A cobot is a robot arm built to work safely alongside people, without a cage. Which one fits depends on the task.

Cobots

Force-limited collaborative arms that share the floor with your team, no cage. Lighter payloads, fast to redeploy on a new task.

Standard industrial arms

Higher payload, reach, and speed than a cobot — the trade-off is a fenced cell and a fixed footprint.

Pre-built application cells

Palletizing, welding, tending, and screwdriving units engineered as a package — drop in as one piece of equipment.

/ robots we deploy

Vendor-neutral. Matched to your task.

Standard Bots (RO1)

US-built 6-axis cobot, 18 kg payload, 1.3 m reach, AI/no-code programming.

Universal Robots (UR3e–UR30)

World's #1 cobot maker — palletizing, picking, machine-tending, welding.

Doosan Robotics (M/A/H/E/P-series)

Broad cobot range including high-payload and food-grade tasks.

Application-cell partners for palletizing, welding, and screwdriving layer on top as the job requires. We deploy and service these OEMs — we are not a reseller claiming exclusive partnership.

/ on your floor

What they do on your floor.

Palletizing

Stacking cases and totes onto pallets at the end of a line, shift after shift.

Machine tending

Loading and unloading CNC machines, presses, and injection-molding cells.

Welding

Consistent weld paths on repeatable parts, freeing certified welders for harder work.

Assembly & screwdriving

Repetitive fastening and sub-assembly tasks at a fixed cycle time.

Pick-and-place & packaging

Moving parts between stations and packing finished goods.

Quality inspection

Camera-equipped arms checking parts against spec at line speed.

/ how we back it

How we back it, end to end.

01

Select

We walk your floor and pick the arm — cobot or fenced cell — that fits the task, not our catalog.

02

Model before we deploy

We simulate the cell — payload, reach, cycle time — before anything ships, so scope is set up front.

03

Integrate

Tooling, safety sign-off, and the connection to your line and systems, built into the install.

04

Finance

Buy, lease, or a monthly plan — structured to fit how the cell pays for itself.

05

Deploy

We install, program, and commission on your floor, then train your operators to run it.

06

Service nationwide

One number for repairs, backed by a US service-engineer network in all 50 states.

Who it's for

  • Manufacturers automating end-of-line packing or assembly and machine tending.
  • Fabrication and welding shops short on certified labor.
  • Machine shops with idle CNC time between operator shifts.
  • Packaging and end-of-line operations fighting throughput and turnover.

Coverage

Service nationwide.

Service nationwide. 3,000+ service engineers across all 50 US states, 85+ metros with closest-hub dispatch. 10-minute remote triage, 24-hour on-site dispatch, 24/7 emergency response.

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US states covered

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metros with closest-hub dispatch

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service engineers in the US

Remote triage

10-minute remote triage during business hours

Nationwide dispatch

24-hour nationwide on-site dispatch

Emergency response

24/7 emergency response

Common questions

Cobot or a traditional industrial cell — which do I need?
Depends on the job. A cobot shares floor space with your team and redeploys in hours — right for changing or lighter tasks. A fenced arm runs faster and heavier for a fixed, high-volume job. We tell you which one your floor needs on a site assessment.
Will it fit my space and my machines?
We model the cell against your actual floor plan and existing equipment before we deploy, so reach, cycle time, and footprint are confirmed up front, not discovered after install.
Should I buy or finance it?
Both are on the table — outright purchase, lease, or a monthly structure. We lay out the real numbers for your job so the decision is yours to make with full information.
Who fixes it when it goes down?
We do. Service is part of the deployment, backed by a US service-engineer network across all 50 states — one number to call, not an OEM support queue.
Will my team be able to run it?
Yes. We train your operators to run and reset the cell day to day. We carry the integration and uptime risk, not your floor staff.

Tell us the job. We'll tell you what fits.

Send us the task you want automated — palletizing, tending, welding, assembly — and we'll scope the cell, the arm, and the financing.

Find the robot that fits your site.

Free site assessment. We tell you what actually works before you spend a dollar.