Who are Kawasaki Robotics' partners?
Partners Kawasaki Robotics are companies specializing in the design and implementation of industrial automation systems. They are not robot manufacturers, but experts who translate customer needs into specific technological solutions. Each of them has experience in areas such as assembly, material handling, machine tending, palletizing and arc and spot welding.
Cooperation with these partners means access to specialized knowledge and local expertise. Kawasaki Robotics does not manufacture robots for these companies - their role is to select, accredit and support experts who implement projects using Kawasaki equipment. Each partner receives official "approved seal" status, which confirms their high qualifications and trust from the manufacturer.
Partners operate in Canada, the USA (Central, East, West regions) and Mexico. Each of them has a designated service area - which allows for quick technical response and local customer support. Thanks to this, the company can provide not only equipment, but also comprehensive assistance in the long term.
What does the "approved seal" mean?
The “Seal of Approval” is an official status assigned to partners who meet strict quality and competence criteria. It is not just a label - it signifies Kawasaki Robotics’ trust in the contractor’s ability to design and build modern robotic systems for customers worldwide.
This status does not mean that the company only works with Kawasaki robots. The partner may offer solutions based on various platforms, but their expertise in automation is confirmed by accreditation from the manufacturer. All partners are regularly audited and must meet requirements regarding quality, safety, and customer service.
Kawasaki Preferred Integrators have our seal of approval, and we recognize them as reliable designers and builders of modern robotic systems for customers worldwide. This means that the partners are not only technically competent but also responsible towards customers and ready to solve complex production challenges.
Area of operation and applications supported by partners
Kawasaki Robotics partners operate in Canada, the USA (Central, East, West), and Mexico. Each has a designated service area - which allows for quick technical response and local customer support. This enables the company to provide not only equipment but also comprehensive assistance in the long term.
Supported applications include a wide range of industrial activities: from basic material handling and palletizing to complex operations such as arc welding, painting, or precise detection and placement. This means that partners are ready to handle both simple and complex production processes.
The supported applications include: m.in.: assembly, material handling, machine tending, palletizing, detection and placement, material removal, as well as arc and spot welding. All of these solutions are implemented using modern technologies and tailored to the specific requirements of each manufacturing plant.
Access to the list of partners - how does it work?
Enlarged imageClose zoomPrevious imageKawasaki Robotics provides a public list of partners containing their names, locations, phone numbers, and website addresses. The list is available directly on the homepage in the “Partners” section.
This allows the client to independently search for a company in their region, check its experience, and contact it directly. There is no intermediary here - Kawasaki does not forward orders but provides access to verified experts.
In the "Search Partners" section, users can search for a company by region or application. The list includes detailed contact information and supported technologies, making it easier to choose the right contractor that meets production needs.
Why is this important for customers?
Choosing a partner with the Kawasaki Robotics seal of approval means reducing risk. It's not just about access to equipment - it's about access to expertise that can transform production needs into effective, reliable, and scalable solutions.
In case of technical problems or the need to adjust the system, a local partner can act faster than the manufacturer. This is a key advantage for companies that need not only equipment but also long-term support.
Partners are always ready to cooperate - their experience and local presence ensure the continuity of the system's operation, even after its launch. Thanks to this, the company can focus on production rather than maintaining technology.
