Food & beverage
Bag and box palletizing, end-of-line flow through to wrapping.
FANUC Authorized System Integrator
Your line runs faster than the people you can hire.
TMD designs, builds, and programs the robot cells that take the bottleneck off your floor — palletizing, machine tending, grinding, vision inspection, arc welding. One shop from CAD through runoff, and the same shop when it needs tuning.
- Credential
- FANUC ASI
- Robot brands
- 7 platforms
- Controls
- 7 platforms
- Response area
- Buffalo to Albany
Trusted by
01 — Industries
Floors we know
How buyers self-identify, and how Google indexes an integrator. These are floors TMD has actually shipped onto — not a list of everyone who might call.
Metal fabrication
Weld fixtures, machine tending, grinding and material handling.
Manufacturing & automotive
Robot cells, machine tending and the panels that run them.
Consumer goods packaging
Vision inspection, part verification and QC at line rate.
Chemical processing
Control panels, safeguarding and controls integration.
Wastewater treatment
PLC and HMI control systems, panel design and build.
Agriculture
Custom machine builds and handling for seasonal throughput.
Power generation
Control panel fabrication and safety upgrades to existing plant.
02 — What we build
Six headings, one shop
How the work gets searched for. Most real jobs cross two or three of these and get quoted as one project.
Robot integration & programming
Take the bottleneck off the line
Scope & platforms →Vision systems & quality control
Catch the defect before it ships
Scope & platforms →Material handling systems
Move the product, not the people
Scope & platforms →Safety systems & compliance
Guarded, and still fast
Scope & platforms →Control panel fabrication
Built in the same shop that programs them
Scope & platforms →Robotic arc welding & weld fixtures
Every weld the same as the last one
Scope & platforms →All services
The full scope and the complete platform list in one place.
Open → 03 — How we work
Scoped before it's sold
The step that saves you money is the first one. If automating your part doesn't pay, we say so before you spend.
- Step 01
Assessment
The part, the rate, and the constraint on your actual floor.
- Step 02
Design & CAD
Cell layout against your existing infeed, controls, and footprint.
- Step 03
Build & program
Fabrication, panel, and robot programming in-house.
- Step 04
Runoff & support
We commission it, document it, and pick up the phone after.
Not sure it pencils out?
Tell us the part and the rate. We'll tell you straight whether a cell pays for itself — the honest answer is sometimes no.
04 — Platform fit
We work in your stack, not ours
Bring us the brands already on your floor. This is what we're fluent in — if yours isn't here, ask.
| Category | Platforms |
|---|---|
| Robots | FanucYaskawa MotomanDensoABBKawasakiEpsonUniversal Robots |
| PLC / Controls | Allen BradleyAutomation DirectOmronSiemensSchneiderMitsubishiMaple Systems |
| Vision | CognexKeyence |
| In-house | CAD designCustom machine buildsPanel fabricationSafety & compliance |
05 — Work
Cells on real floors
Real jobs out of the Seneca Castle shop. The first one below is written up in full, with figures published by Vention rather than asserted here.
Case study
Changeover from thirty minutes to five
A custom 6-axis stapling machine that cut changeover from 30 minutes to 5 and runs 1,000 recipes from the HMI. Built and programmed by TMD.
Read the full write-up →- Changeover
- 30 → 5 min
- Staples
- 12 / min
- Recipes
- 1,000
Custom machine build
Built, wired and commissioned in the Seneca Castle shop.
Control panel fabrication
Enclosure layout and wiring done in-house, not subbed out.
Operator HMI stations
Touchscreen enclosures with e-stop, built to the cell.
06 — Start
Speak to an engineer
Not a sales form. Tell us the part, the rate, and what's in the way — you'll get a real answer on feasibility.
- Shop
- 2346 Lower Lake Rd
Seneca Falls, NY 13148 - Phone
- (315) 719-5635
- Hours
- Mon–Fri, 8am–5pm
- Service area
- Seneca Falls and the Finger Lakes, across Upstate New York from Buffalo to Albany — and the wider Northeast for the right project