About Sage Automation
Sage Automation Company History
Sage Automation has grown by applying practical engineering to industrial material-handling problems and supporting the equipment after it enters production.
Built around difficult automation applications
Sage developed its capabilities around custom gantry robots, complete material-handling systems and the integration of industrial robot technology. The company became a FANUC authorized reseller and system integrator in 1995 and has continued to apply both platforms according to application requirements.
Over time, Sage systems have been used across rubber and tire, converting, metals, distribution, food and beverage, pharmaceutical, lumber and other manufacturing environments. Repeat work and lifecycle support have shaped an engineering culture focused on maintainable production equipment.
Application data to define
- Application-first platform selection
- Custom engineering and fabrication
- In-house controls and robot programming
- Factory testing before shipment
- Installation and commissioning support
- Long-term equipment service
What the system can include
Gantry manufacturing
Custom large-envelope robot platforms remain a core Sage capability for heavy and bulky products.
FANUC integration since 1995
Authorized articulated-robot integration expanded the available motion and application options.
Lifecycle relationships
Service and upgrades keep Sage connected to equipment performance and changing production needs.
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Frequently asked questions
How long has Sage integrated FANUC robots?
Sage has been a FANUC authorized reseller and system integrator since 1995.
Has Sage always focused on material handling?
Material handling and the engineering of robotic systems for difficult industrial products have been central to the company’s development.
Continue your application research
Bring us the application data.
Share the product, payload, rate, process sequence and available layout with a Sage applications engineer.