FPS Automation - FPServices Srl

28/05/2026

Three vacuum cups. One precise task.
This EOAT is designed to pick the molded plastic component immediately after production and position it accurately onto the next support element in the process.

The layout of the three vacuum cups is engineered to ensure:
✅ stable gripping
✅ balanced load distribution
✅ controlled handling during transfer

Because even lightweight plastic parts require precision when speed and repeatability matter.

Every detail, from vacuum positioning to pneumatic routing, is designed to keep the process smooth, reliable and efficient.

Functional design.Built for real production.

21/05/2026

Airflow is the backbone of many automated processes.
In this detail, you can see part of the pneumatic distribution system that feeds the EOAT during operation.

What looks like a simple connection is actually designed to ensure:
🔵 stable air supply
🔵 consistent pressure across multiple lines
🔵 reliable performance over continuous cycles

In the background, multiple tubes work together to deliver air exactly where and when it’s needed.
Because in automation, pneumatic efficiency directly impacts:cycle time, repeatability and process stability.
That’s why every air path in an FPS automation is carefully designed.

Invisible to the eye. Essential to the result.

14/05/2026

Automation doesn’t depend on one component.It depends on all of them working together.
In this automation, gears and rollers guide an aluminum strip that is precisely wrapped around a plastic component.
Every element has a role:
🔵 controlling tension
🔵 ensuring alignment
🔵 synchronizing movement

Because even a small deviation at this stage can affect the final product.
That’s why every component in an FPS automation is engineered and positioned with a clear purpose.
No detail is secondary. Each one contributes to the final result.

07/05/2026

A robot is as effective as the tool it carries.
At FPS Automation, we design EOAT to work in perfect harmony with the robot.
Reach, payload, cycle time, motion dynamics:every parameter matters when integrating end-of-arm tooling.
Because even a simple gripper, if not properly engineered for the robot, can limit the entire system.
That’s why we can provide both:robotic arms and EOAT, designed together as one solution.
No mismatch. No compromise. Just seamless integration.

30/04/2026

Compressed air may seem simple.
Managing it efficiently requires careful design.

In this EOAT, multiple vacuum circuits are distributed through a centralized pneumatic layout, designed to guarantee:
✅ consistent vacuum generation
✅ balanced airflow across all suction points
✅ minimal pressure loss
✅ fast response time during each cycle

Every connection is positioned to reduce unnecessary tubing length and avoid flow restrictions.The result is not just a clean layout,
but a system that performs reliably cycle after cycle.
Because in automation, performance often depends on what you don’t see at first glance.

23/04/2026

Precision is not just performance. It’s also how things are built.
This EOAT is designed to handle parts through 4 vacuum cups, ensuring stable and reliable gripping during every cycle.

But look closer.
Every element is positioned with a purpose:
✅ clean layout
✅ optimized routing
✅ no unnecessary components

Because in automation, order is not aesthetics.
It’s efficiency.
And yes, the color-coded vacuum cups add a touch of personality.
Function first... but there’s always room for detail.

16/04/2026

One movement. Two outputs.
In this automated cell, the robot extracts the molded part and manages both the finished product and the sprue in a single cycle.
✔ Part placed onto the roller conveyor
✔ Sprue separated and directed to a different location
No additional steps. No wasted motion.

✅ The result:
– shorter cycle time
– cleaner process flow
– higher overall efficiency

👷 All within a protected working area, ensuring operator safety without compromising performance.

This is how we design automation: not just handling parts, but optimizing every phase of the process.

09/04/2026

Playful product, serious engineering.
These pics show an EOAT by FPS designed to extract injection molded plastic toys where speed, repeatability, and gentle handling are critical.

Even in the toy industry, the requirements are demanding: consistent quality, clean surfaces, and stable performance cycle after cycle.

Compact mechanics, controlled gripping, and a protected working area are engineered to keep the process reliable and efficient, supporting high volume production with the precision molding technicians expect.

05/04/2026

26/03/2026

These photos show an EOAT by FPS engineered to extract an injection molded plastic handle from the mould. To respect the part shape and avoid stress or marks during demoulding, the extraction sequence requires multiple controlled rotational movements.

This is where custom engineering makes the difference. A compact end effector, pneumatic actuation, and guided mechanics working together to deliver repeatability cycle after cycle, even on challenging parts.

FPS Automation. Innovation in Excellence.