- Complex electromechanical system development
- In-house capabilities include fabrication, machining, assembly, integration, test and documentation/validation
- Active supply chain management organization
As a provider of custom machinery, Keller Technology specializes in technically complex electromechanical systems. This includes custom process equipment as well as special machinery and custom automation systems. We provide specialized customer-specific equipment to a variety of industries including: engineered materials; chemicals/polymers; glass; telecommunications; semiconductor and PV; life sciences, including pharmaceuticals, medical devices and combination products; special equipment and components for research institutions; and particle accelerator systems.
Our extensive in-house electromechanical systems capabilities include fabrication, machining, assembly, integration, test, and documentation/validation, coupled with an active supply chain management organization to ensure optimum value for our customers.
KTC’s electromechanical areas of expertise include:
- Robotics
- Machine vision
- High and ultra-high vacuum chambers and systems
- ASME code pressure vessels, valves and systems
- Custom process equipment
- Continuous motion machinery
- Web forming/handling equipment
- Flexible automation systems
- Particle accelerator components and sub systems
- cGMP life sciences equipment
- Large envelope 5 axis machining
- Equipment for clean room and controlled environments
- Hydraulics
Our locations in North Carolina, New York and South Korea allow us to serve both domestic and international customers.
Electromechanical Equipment Project Profiles
Electromechanical Machinery – Energy Research
Equipment used in a particle accelerator.
Electromechanical Systems – Nuclear Fuel
Automated pellet loading machine for nuclear fuel rods.
Electromechanical Systems FAQ
Q: What range of electromechanical projects has Keller been involved with?
A: KTC’s experience with electromechanical equipment is extensive. On one end of the spectrum, we have designed and built one-off electromechanical systems that occupy an entire bay of our manufacturing floor. By way of contrast, Keller also produces electromechanical pneumatic assemblies in our controlled-environment rooms that number in the 100s per month.
