Integrion’s automation systems are reported to help automotive, e-mobility, and off-road manufacturers reduce defects, increase throughput, and improve production-line reliability.
WAUSEON, Ohio—Integrion Automation, a Wauseon Company, is dedicated to providing trusted automation systems for transportation manufacturers, giving automotive, e-mobility, and off-road manufacturers access to systems that are engineered around their specific production environments.
A large conveyor designed and engineered by Integrion Automation for an automotive manufacturing facility. (Photo courtesy Integrion Automation)
“Integrion’s capabilities span the full transportation manufacturing landscape, from passenger vehicles and fleet electrification programs to hydraulics and chassis applications,” the company said in a release. “Within automotive manufacturing, Integrion supports engine, powertrain, automotive electronics, HVAC, fuel delivery, structures, interior and seating, and glass installation processes.”
In e-mobility, the company’s capabilities cover battery modules, battery packs, pack structures and housings, inverters, DC/DC converters, chargers, sensors, bus bars, and e-drive applications. These capabilities help manufacturers scale production while maintaining product quality and consistency, the company said.
By engineering each automation system to the customer’s specific application and production goals, Integrion helps reduce defects and rework, support more predictable output, and improve overall operational performance. The company brings more than 40 years of experience to these programs, and a record of more than 1,000 installed automation systems, including projects for automotive OEMs, off-road equipment manufacturers, and e-mobility innovators. Integrion stated that it gives manufacturers “application-specific expertise that reduces project risk and speeds production ramp-up.”
An automation system engineered by Integrion Automation for use in fuel tank placement. (Photo courtesy Integrion Automation)
“Integrion supports long-term customer success through dedicated field service and lifecycle support, with a team focused on keeping systems running at their designed level of performance so manufacturers can sustain efficiency well beyond commissioning,” the release stated. “To help customers manage complex automation projects, Integrion applies a phase-gate project management process with defined deliverables, risk reviews, and decision points from concept through commissioning, giving manufacturers clear visibility, effective change management, and realistic timelines.”
Integrion Automation, formerly Wauseon Machine’s Automation and Tube End Forming division, has assembled a certified team that specializes in automation consulting, machine design, advanced engineering, installation, and lifecycle support.
“With deep transportation process experience, vertically integrated automation capabilities, dedicated service support, and disciplined project execution, Integrion Automation delivers systems built to help manufacturers move modern transportation production forward with greater confidence,” the company said in the release.