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ASR Dynamics provides end-to-end product assembly for automation and robotics systems: turning individual components into reliable, install-ready equipment built for demanding industrial environments.
We manage mechanical fit-up, electrical integration, cable management, pneumatics/hydraulics (where applicable), and subsystem assembly to ensure clean layouts, safe operation, and consistent performance.
Every assembly is supported by practical documentation, structured checks, and a smooth handover; so your team can install, commission, and maintain the system with confidence.
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Assembly of mechanical structures and electrical components with clean workmanship, correct torques, and reliable routing for real site conditions.
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Panel build, termination, and tidy cable management, so PLCs, drives, sensors, and safety circuits are connected correctly and serviceable.
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Power-up checks, I/O validation, interlock testing, and basic functional runs to reduce site rework and speed up commissioning.
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Updated drawings, I/O lists, test notes, and handover packs so your maintenance team can support the system confidently long-term.
We assemble automation and robotics systems from components through to an install-ready build, including mechanical fit-up, electrical integration, cable management, and subsystem integration, supported by practical checks and documentation.
Yes. We can work from your drawings, BOM, and specifications, or help identify missing integration details (mounting, cable routes, interfaces) to ensure the assembly is practical and serviceable.
Absolutely. We support one off prototypes through to repeatable small batch builds, with build notes and checks to maintain consistency across units.
We apply structured verification, fitment checks, torque/alignment practices where required, tidy cable management, labelling, and functional checks, so the build performs reliably and is easier to troubleshoot.
Yes. We can support mobilisation, installation readiness, and commissioning activities depending on scope, helping reduce startup delays and ensuring a smoother handover.
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