MESH Automation

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11/09/2018

We had an awesome showcasing our MINIMAC (MESH Automation Cell) at FabTech 2018!

07/06/2017

ABB Robotics has recently selected MESH Automation to be to sole provider of their portfolio of pre-engineered machine tool load/unload solutions.

ABB Robotics has recently selected MESH Automation to be to sole provider of their portfolio of pre-engineered machine tool load/unload solutions. MESH has completed well over 150 machine tending systems loading and unloading machines made by Okuma, Mori Seiki and later DMG Mori, Gleason, Pfauder, M...

06/29/2017

MESH Automation specializes in the integration of advanced technology, including robotics, motion control and vision applications. Check out this article written for businessfocusmagazine.com covering Mesh Automation's capabilities for various industries.

MESH Automation specializes in the integration of advanced technology, including robotics, motion control and vision applications. “We were founded in 1999 as a technology firm, and our basic vision was to be a one-stop-shop for our customers, which are industrial manufacturing firms to help them wi...

06/10/2016

Sure robots are cool, but did you know that they can make production environments both safer and cleaner? Check out our latest blog in our Why Automate? series to learn more. http://www.mesheng.com/blog/83-why-automate-part-3

In our previous blogs in the Why Automate? Series, we focused on the improved product quality and consistency of throughput that you get when upgrading from manual to automated processes, as well as the optimization you can expect in productivity and speed.

06/06/2016

MESH Engineering has joined the Robotic Industries Association. Check out this news article on our website to learn more: http://mesheng.com/news-and-events/84-mesh-joins-ria-as-gold-member

06/03/2015

MESH Engineering purchased 16-acres near Ga. 400 with plans to build and relocate to a new 40,000 square foot design and manufacturing facility at 268 Successful Way.
"MESH is a very high tech manufacturing company so it brings a lot of skilled jobs and adds to the manufacturing capabilities that we already have here in Dawson County," said Charlie Auvermann, Development Authority of Dawson County director.
"Manufacturing is the core of economic development."
Founded in 1999, MESH Engineering provides a diverse array of customized design and engineering solutions to its manufacturing customers, which range from small businesses to large corporations.
"The new building will give us 33 percent more space than our current operation," founder and president Mitch Larson said in a statement. "We're excited about a number of features in the building that will allow us to build equipment up to 200 feet long.
"This is significant because there are only a couple of companies in the entire country that can build equipment of that size."
The larger building will also include an improved vision systems lab and an apprenticeship training room.
Auvermann said the current location off Keith Bridge Road in Cu***ng is landlocked and offers no room for expansion.
"They came to the development authority looking for options. This site gives him the ability to expand down the road," he said. "We're very excited, of course, that MESH selected Dawson County."
MESH currently employees nearly 60 workers that would transfer. The Dawsonville plant is expected to add 16 new jobs over the next five years.
They expect to have the entire operation at the new location by November.