Reis limited Company & Co. KG
The company formerly autonomously working under the name Reis ltd. company and Co. is the manufacturer of industry robtos and automatisation systems with the head location in Odernburg am Main. Since 2016 REIS operates under the name KUKA industries ltd. company & co and thus is workpiece of the KUKA Group which KUKA-robotics is a part of as well. Primarily robots are constructed and developed for the foundry technology, laser applications and arc welding. However, the standard series are suitable for many other application areas. Thus, they´ll be deployed as workpieces of automatised production plant in the industrial furniture making.
History
| 2015 | Merger of the Reis-group with a business area of KUKA systems to KUKA industries |
| 2014 | presentation of new robot kinematics on the AUTOMATICA from the colaboration with KUKA |
| 2014 | entry of the KUKA AG as multy-shareholder |
| 2012 | With ROBOTstar VI new program chances open up |
| 2009 | REIS now offers complete planing and alginment to factories for the different branches |
| 2004 |
- Entry in the photovoltaics industry
- Development of highly precise gantry robots
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| 2003 | REIS becomes lead in the market in the field of laser cutting systems for plastic |
| 1999 | REIS develops free programmable robot security on software basis |
| 1998 | patent for the robot integrated laser beam control submitted |
| 1989/90 | REIS deploys AC-technology and absolute-measure technology for robots from their own production |
| 1988 | introduction of the automatisation program generating for welding and coating |
| 1986 | REIS delivers first turnkey-ready auomotaisation plants with industry robots |
| 1983 | REIS brings an own robot control on the market |
| 1980 | First turnkey ready automation cell with industry robots for castings |
| 1979 | first electrically-driven series robot built |
| 1973 | start of development of industry robots |
| 1970 | First automation for castings including in the assortment |
| 1967 | First series machine for automatic pressure casting deflashing |
| 1961 | Invention of the spotting press and development of the hydraulic presses |
| 1957 | Founding the company as Spritzguss-business on an apple meadow on Obernburg |
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