Axis Engineering Group, LLC

Axis Engineering Group, LLC

"Manufacturing Peace of Mind℠"

Ohio-based systems integrator specializing in industrial automation, robotics programming, PLC/HMI, machine vision, and control panel design for manufacturers.

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Company Overview

Axis Engineering Group, LLC is a privately held industrial automation systems integrator headquartered in Perrysburg, Ohio, USA, with a second office in Napoleon, Ohio. Founded in 1998, the firm provides turnkey engineering solutions for manufacturers across automotive, food and beverage, chemical, plastics, die casting, home appliance, and mining industries. Core services include robotic systems integration (mobile robots for picking, sorting, and palletizing; robotic welding; painting; material handling; vision-guided robots), PLC and HMI programming on Allen-Bradley/Rockwell and Siemens platforms, machine vision and inspection systems, control panel design and fabrication, plant floor networking, and KPI/downtime data collection.

Axis also offers 24/7 emergency service and post-commissioning support. The company differentiates itself through its 7-Step Value Implementation Process—Investigate, Discuss, Troubleshoot, Propose, Implement, Educate/Train, Communicate—that emphasizes custom, fit-for-purpose solutions over off-the-shelf packages. As a smaller Midwest-based integrator, Axis offers faster response times and greater flexibility compared to large national integrators.

The company is BBB Accredited since 2003 and is listed on both the CSIA Exchange (Control System Integrators Association) and the A3/Automate.org company directory, reflecting recognized standing in the U.S. automation community.

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Primary type & automation activities this supplier delivers:

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Products & Solutions

Robotic Automation Integration

Turnkey robotic cell design, programming, and commissioning for palletizing, welding, material handling, and vision-guided applications.

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Contact Axis Engineering Group, LLC

WEBSITE

http://www.axisengineering.com

EMAIL

[email protected]

PHONE

+1 419-872-2500

HEADQUARTERS

708 W Boundary St
Perrysburg , Ohio  43551

United States

Company Facts

Founded

1998

Primary Role

System Integrator

Company Size

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Primary Region

North America

Annual Sales

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Funding Stage

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Funding Total

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