Industries

CNC parts for robotics and automation

For robotics and automation, we procure custom parts for grippers, handling systems, fixtures, sensors, and automated production plants. These are often light, precise, and ready-to-assemble aluminium, stainless steel, or plastic components.

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Specifications

Typical industry requirements

  • Light, precise, ready-to-assemble parts
  • Components for grippers, handling, and fixtures
  • Mounts and adapters for sensors
  • Material mix of aluminium, stainless steel, and plastic
  • Recurring series for plant engineering
Illustration einer gefrästen Greiferbacke für Automation auf einem Monitor im J&K-Designstil

Typical applications

Gripper jaws

Milled gripper jaws for automated handling systems.

Adapter plates & mounting elements

Milled adapter plates and mounting elements for automated handling systems.

Axes, bushings & connecting elements

Turned axes, bushings, and connecting elements for robotics and positioning applications.

Relevant services

  • CNC milling
  • CNC turning

Materials

  • Aluminium
  • Stainless steel
  • Technical plastics
>100
Manufacturing partners
<48h
Quote turnaround
<28d
Delivery time
>95%
On-time delivery

Motion needs precision

Gripper jaws, adapter plates, axes — light, precise, and ready to assemble for automated systems. Upload your drawing and get expert advice.

Frequently Asked Questions

What parts does robotics need?

Typical are gripper jaws, adapter plates, mounting elements, axes, bushings, and connecting elements for handling systems, fixtures, and sensors — usually light, precise, and ready to assemble.

Why is low weight important in automation?

Moving masses in handling and robotics systems affect dynamics, energy consumption, and precision. Light parts — often aluminium or plastic — enable higher speeds and less wear.

Which materials suit automation parts?

Aluminium for light, precise structural parts; stainless steel for high loads or harsh environments; technical plastics for insulation, sliding properties, and weight savings. Often in a material mix within one assembly.

Can you supply recurring series for plant engineering?

Yes — recurring needs are one of our strengths. Through our Outside Kanban concept, we pre-position your next production batch free of charge and enable fast resupply for stock-held items.

How fast do I receive a quote?

Typically within 24 hours. Through our digital quoting system GP-Digit you send us your drawing data — via the request form or e-mail (info@jk-cnc-technik.de) — and receive a binding quote the next business day.

Do you manufacture in-house or through partners?

We orchestrate a network of carefully selected, highly specialized manufacturing partners in Germany and internationally. As your central procurement partner, we accompany the entire process from consulting to on-time delivery.