Eight project stages
1 · Enquiry & site survey
Engineers look at your part, process, existing machines and goals, measure cycle times and estimate the return.
2 · Concept & 3D simulation
The cell is simulated in FANUC ROBOGUIDE and Visual Components to confirm cycle time, reach and layout before you invest.
3 · Detailed design
Mechanical, electrical, jig and software design in SolidWorks by NKE’s own engineers.
4 · Build
Machines and robot cells are assembled on our 4,000 m² assembly and machine-trial floor.
5 · Trial at NKE (FAT)
Trial runs and tuning with your real parts at the NKE workshop before delivery.
6 · Installation & site acceptance (SAT)
Installation, commissioning and handover at your plant.
7 · Training
Operation and maintenance training for your production and maintenance teams.
8 · After-sales
Maintenance, spare parts, training and upgrades by Thai engineers from 3 branches.
Simulate before you build, de-risk before you invest
Robot simulation and 3D design show cycle time, robot reach and placement in your real layout before anything is ordered. After the simulation we give you a plan and timeline before building starts, and every stage has a clearly responsible engineer.
Trialled with your real parts before delivery
Every machine and robot cell is assembled and run at the NKE workshop with your real parts, then corrected and tuned until it meets what we agreed, before it moves to your plant – lower risk, and quality from the very first run.
One team responsible for the whole system
- One party responsible – robots, CNC machines and data systems from one team, so nobody has to work out whose side a problem is on.
- Designed to fit from the start – robot position, machine door, jigs, I/O signals and data collection are planned together.
- One point of after-sales service – the team that installs the system is the team that maintains it. See After-sales service →
NKE standards
- 100% Thai system integrator since 2003
- FANUC Global Partner of the Year 2015, 2017 and 2019
- ISO 9001:2015 and CORE-certified Automation Machinery Builder
- Branches in Bangkok, Nakhon Ratchasima and Chonburi near the main industrial estates
See delivered work at NKE projects → or Factory automation →
FAQ
How long does a project take?
It depends on scope. After the feasibility study and 3D simulation we give you a plan and timeline before building starts.
Do we need to send real parts to NKE?
Yes, ideally. Real parts are used for trial runs and tuning at the NKE workshop before delivery, so the system works from the day it is installed.
Why simulate in 3D before building?
To confirm cycle time, robot reach and floor space in your real layout before you invest – you see the system running before the first piece of steel is cut.
What do we need to start?
The part drawing, volume, target cycle time and the problem you face. Send them through the contact form or LINE @nke.th and an engineer will arrange a site survey.
Talk to an NKE engineer
Send your part drawing or tell us the problem – we reply within one business day.