US distributor and integrator of lean assembly, material-handling and automation components including electric tuggers, grippers and aluminum framing.
Lean Factory America, LLC is a US-based multi-line distributor and value-added integrator of manufacturing, assembly and automation components, established in 2013 and headquartered in Buchanan, Michigan. The company supplies best-in-class 5S, ergonomic, material-handling and automation products to the North American assembly market, backed by an experienced management team and in-house lean consultants. Its product portfolio is built from leading European and global brands, including Asutec stops, dampers and pneumatic grippers; Iwis conveyor chains; LeanFrame and GreenFrame structural aluminum framing; Baumeister & Schack telescopic lifters; Movexx electric tuggers and push/pull assists; Hovmand mobile lifters; Syskomp tote dolly lifters; and Orgatex visual-management solutions.
Beyond distribution, Lean Factory America provides value-added services spanning engineering, design, production, installation and ongoing support, helping manufacturers build workstations, material-flow systems and automation cells that improve efficiency, safety and productivity. Its relevance to robotics and automation comes mainly from supplying end-effector components (Asutec grippers), motion and positioning hardware (stops and dampers), and powered material-handling/automation equipment such as electric tuggers used in intralogistics and lean assembly operations. The company operates an online shop for its material-handling and automation product lines and serves customers across the United States.
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WEBSITE
https://leanfactoryamerica.comPHONE
+1 888 674 2839HEADQUARTERS
United States
Company Facts
Founded
2013
Primary Role
System Integrator
Company Size
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Primary Region
North America
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Funding Stage
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