You run a plant that puts food on tables and household goods on shelves. That work is harder than it has ever been: tighter labor, higher volumes, thinner margins, and the same delivery dates. We sent you a box to say thank you, and to make one point. Every item in it was made on a line Formic automated.
None of them bought a robot. None of them hired a robotics engineer. Each one put a Formic system on the line, kept their whole team, and moved people off the job that was wearing them out. Here is what that looks like in numbers.
Gourmet salt water taffy
Salt Lake City, Utah · Since 1916
What Formic runsEnd-of-line palletizing
“We don’t have to set up the system, we don’t have to program it, and we don’t have to maintain it.” Jason Glade, PresidentRead the Taffy Town story
Famous Chicago Mix
Chicago, Illinois
What Formic runsRobotic palletizing, plus the first pilot of Formic Production Intelligence
“I’ve bought robots for other companies, and you’re spending five, six hundred thousand dollars and another hundred thousand on install and programming.” Jim LaRocco, Director of Manufacturing and FulfillmentHear from Garrett Brands
Small-batch roasted coffee
Shakopee, Minnesota · Since 1978
What Formic runsFive robotic palletizers across the plant
“Formic removes all the anxiety of a traditional equipment purchase.” Adam Bragg, Technical DirectorRead the Cameron’s Coffee story
Taffy Town’s president and production manager on why they automated, how they brought the floor along with them, and what happened when something went wrong after go-live.
Taffy Town · Salt Lake City, Utah · Palletizing
We put robots on production lines in American factories, and we own everything that comes with them: the equipment, the software, the install, the spare parts, the maintenance, and the uptime. It is one fixed, all-inclusive monthly fee. No capital expenditure. That is why a 110-year-old taffy maker and a national coffee roaster could both start automating without opening a capital project.
Equipment, software, installation, service, spare parts, and performance SLAs in a single all-inclusive monthly price. No capital expenditure, no integrator to source, and no separate service contract to negotiate.
24/7 technical support, regional field service engineers, and all preventive and corrective maintenance. Service is the whole job, so it is included, not invoiced. When a system stops, it is our problem to solve.
Palletizing, case erecting, case packing, case sealing, stretch wrapping, and machine tending. Start where the strain is worst and add stations as the case proves itself.
No deck, no discovery gauntlet. Tell us what the end of your line looks like and we will tell you what we would automate first, what it would run, and what it would cost per month. If there is nothing worth automating on your floor, we will say so.
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Palletizing, case packing, stretch wrapping, and machine tending, on one all-inclusive monthly fee with no capital request. Start with one station and one conversation.
