Anaheim Automation

Anaheim Automation is a motion-control and industrial-automation supplier located in Anaheim, California. Its website says the company has operated since 1966 and serves customers around the world, from local packaging OEMs to Fortune 500 companies. The company describes its focus as cost-effective solutions, product performance, customer service, and application assistance. Its standard product portfolio includes stepper and brushless DC motors, gearboxes, servo products, human-machine interface (HMI) and programmable logic controller (PLC) products, linear components and actuators, encoders, AC and brush motors, integrated circuits, and accessories. The company presents these products for applications across areas including life sciences, laboratory automation and diagnostics, packaging and labeling, industrial automation, semiconductor and electronics manufacturing, machine tools, food and beverage, and security. Alongside standard components, Anaheim Automation offers custom solutions and value-added services. Its described capabilities include contract manufacturing, custom motor shafts and windings, private labeling, footprint matching, custom programming, proprietary driver or controller integration, and motor options such as encoder, brake, and connector additions. Customers can work with its engineering department on customized solutions, including for OEM and high-volume applications. The company also says it maintains stock of standard products in Anaheim and offers some light modifications with turnaround that may be as quick as two to three business days. The supplied sources do not identify a founder, parent company, owner, or public listing status. The company’s current public positioning emphasizes serving varied industrial and OEM applications through a combination of ready-to-ship products, engineering support, and tailored motion-control solutions.

Anaheim Automation’s website dates the company’s operations to 1966, describing a long-standing commitment to cost-effective solutions and performance in motion control and industrial automation. The supplied material does not give a more specific founding story, identify a founder, or describe the company’s early development, so those details cannot be established here. The company presents its business as serving a wide range of industrial applications. Its about page lists uses spanning medical diagnostics and devices, food and cosmetics, medical packaging and labeling, assembly, conveyors, material handling, robotics, inspection equipment, security devices, pump flow control, CNC machinery, XY and rotary tables, process control, and equipment upgrades. The homepage also names life sciences, laboratory automation and diagnostics, packaging and labeling, semiconductor and electronics manufacturing, machine tools, food and beverage, and security among the industries it serves. Anaheim Automation describes two complementary parts of its offering: stocked standard products and application-specific services. Its listed product families include stepper, brushless DC, servo, AC, and brush motors; gearboxes; HMI and PLC products; linear components and actuators; encoders; integrated circuits; and accessories. The company says it keeps a large base of standard products in stock in Anaheim, California, and serves customers worldwide. Custom work and value-added services are a prominent part of the company’s description. The services page identifies contract manufacturing for motor-control products, motion-control systems, and industrial-control devices. Examples include custom shafts and windings, private labeling, footprint matching, and customized motor or driver configurations. The company says customers can work directly with its engineering department on proprietary solutions, particularly for OEM and high-volume needs. Additional options described include mounted encoders, brakes, connectors, integrated drives and controllers, gearboxes, and cables. A December 2024 company article further lists custom programming, proprietary driver or controller integration, special lubrication, grease and seals, custom gearbox mounting flanges, and ball screws end-machined to customer drawings. The company’s current positioning centers on combining readily available standard components with engineering support and customization. It describes customer service, application assistance, and product performance as part of its offer, and states that it serves customers from local OEMs to Fortune 500 companies. The provided sources do not establish ownership, corporate structure, executive leadership, or listing status.

• 2024

  Custom-solutions article published

• 1966

  Company history begins

A motion-control and industrial-automation supplier combining a broad stock of standard components with engineering assistance, custom solutions, and value-added services for OEMs and other industrial customers.

• Stepper motors

• Brushless DC motors

• Servo products

• Gearboxes

• HMI and PLC products

• Linear components and actuators

• Encoders

• AC and brush motors

• Integrated circuits and accessories

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