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Such success stories showcase just how CRG Automation provides industrial safety solutions to its customers. Founded in 2000, the company built a strong reputation for its work integrating robots, ranging from industrial to autonomous, into assembly processes. They also developed numerous carton-and -case packing systems to allow manufacturers of all types to automatically prepare their goods for transport, eliminating back-breaking and repetitive tasks. To that end, CRG offers a line of continuous-motion and intermittent-motion cartoners.
The company understands that the off-the-shelf products do not work in every industrial setting. For that reason, they have recently launched custom-made solutions for clients who demand industry specific state-of-the-art automation technology. Such custom solutions are built after understanding the exact client requirements. Upon engaging with the client, the company’s team determines if the need is to solve a process problem or a product problem.
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We put our facility to work, so that our customer’s facility works right
CRG currently owns a 40,000-square-foot headquarters in Louisville, Kentucky, which includes a controls and machine shop that are capable of fabricating any mechatronic machine. Moreover, the same facility consists of extensive floor space that is utilized to build and test automated packaging and processing lines. “We put our facility to work, so that our customer’s facility works right”, mentions DeSmet.
According to DeSmet, the company’s people are its most important asset. For that reason, they always invest in hiring the right talent and build a committed and dedicated team capable of solving complex industrial problems. More importantly, they go above and beyond to exceed their client’s expectations as the representative of CRG Automation.
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Company
CRG Automation
Headquarters
Louisville, Kentucky
Management
James DeSmet, President
Description
CRG Automation provides solutions to customers who suffer resource ailments in all types of industrial environments where safety and/or productivity are the primary concern. Founded in 2000, the company has built a strong reputation for its work integrating robots, ranging from industrial to autonomous, into assembly processes. CRG also developed numerous carton-and -case packing systems to allow manufacturers of all types to automatically prepare their goods for transport, eliminating back-breaking and repetitive tasks. The company’s continuous motion and intermittent motion cartoners boast a long history handling everything from items as fragile as light bulbs to the heaviest manufactured goods