You get the result. We take care of the rest.

A cleaning, delivery or service robot costs from CHF 1,500 a month, a painting robot in your existing booth from EUR 2,900 a month. For painting cells and special machines we quote the price after a site walkthrough, together with whether it pays off for you.

No. Your painter shows the robot the motion once, and the robot repeats it in every shift. With many variants, a scanner recognizes the part and selects or shifts the program.

A cleaning robot is usually set up on site in one to three days. A painting robot in an existing booth was painting at an industrial painter in the Upper Palatinate four weeks after pre-assembly in our workshop, without stopping production. Systems take longer: we give you the schedule after the walkthrough.

We check remotely first; if needed, a technician comes on site. After a collision at a job coater in Emsland, production was running again after about four hours. What is binding is in your contract.

We do, from Altstätten: remote diagnosis first, then a technician on site. Maintenance, spare parts and software updates are included in the monthly fee, and for industrial robots also the scheduled safety check. Every visit ends with a report.

The robot takes over the repetitions and the large floors; your people decide, check and look after it. We train on site until your team works on its own. At a paint shop in Saarland the painter now improves the programs himself, and at a hospital in the canton of Zurich the cleaning robot noticeably relieves the team.

No. We install during your plant shutdown or station by station. At a window manufacturer in the Upper Palatinate, the retrofit of a whole painting line was on schedule on 14 of 14 days.

Yes, on subscription. You pay a fixed monthly fee; we buy, finance, install and operate the robot. That applies to cleaning robots, delivery and service robots, painting robots and complete systems. Maintenance and spare parts are included; at the end of the term you take over the robot or extend.

We do. We finance it through our partners.

You take over the system or extend.

Yes. If you prefer to buy, you buy.

You sign the subscription with Robonnement GmbH in Hamburg and the purchase with Robonnement AG in Altstätten.

That is why we test first, with your parts at a plant that works with our robots, or at your site. And we say so when it does not fit: after the walkthrough, we advised a furniture maker against a painting robot.

His motions stay in the company as programs. Your team starts them and adds new parts, like a paint shop in Saarland whose team now improves the programs itself.

Often, yes. A small job coater in Lübeck has worked with the smallest variant, a stationary robot, since 2022. Whether it pays off for you, we work out after a walkthrough on site, even when the answer is no.