Steel & Aluminum Industrial Robotics
Transform your operation.
Robotic systems that integrate with your steel or aluminum application.
Maximize Safety
Protect workers and reduce liability. Radian robots keep your mill safe by taking over high-risk jobs and doing jobs that humans simply can’t.
Improve Product Identification
You need to send the right products to the right customers. Prevent miscommunication with legible, long-lasting and error-free identification.
Minimize Downtime
Unplanned downtime costs millions of dollars each year. With an impressive 99% uptime, Radian robots keep your operation running smoothly year-round and 24/7.
Materials
The metals our robots work with…
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Steel Hot & Cold Coils
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Aluminum Hot & Cold Coils
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Steel Hot & Cold Slabs
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Aluminum Hot & Cold Slabs
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Hot Billets
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Long Products
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Other Steel Products
Robotic Automation Systems
Find the right robotic system for your steel or aluminum mill.
“Radian was able to accommodate all of the project’s needs ranging from mechanical design, electrical design, programming and integration into our control systems. The robot’s automated features are a dramatic improvement in ergonomics and safety. A large portion of the project was justified based on those qualities alone. The implementation process went very smoothly throughout the entire project.”— John Piscitelli, Hot Mill Project Engineer at Novelis Oswego Works
Ensure safety in your mill.
Many believe integrating robotics into their existing operations is both costly and complicated. That’s not the case. Radian knows your industry, and we’ve made it easy.
1. Schedule a visit.
First, one of our specialists will visit your facility to understand the challenges you’re facing.
2. Approve a proposal.
We provide you with a detailed proposal complete with accurate ROI calculations.
3. Install your system.
Our team designs, engineers and tests your system, shipping it with everything you need to install it.
Contact sales today!
Call 905.639.7370, email [email protected], or fill out the form below.
