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About

The shop that builds it is the shop that programs it

Turner Machine Development LLC is an industrial automation integrator in Seneca Falls and Seneca Castle,NY. TMD scopes, designs, fabricates, wires, programs and commissions automation for manufacturers across Upstate New York — one shop, from the first cycle-time study through to the as-built drawings.

The company was founded in February 2022 as an automation integrator. The hands-on work behind it goes back further: control panels designed and built since 2013, robots, PLCs and HMIs programmed since 2016.

Trusted byFANUC Authorized System IntegratorUSFCR Verified VendorVention Automation PartnerSI Direct — Automation Direct
01 — What TMD is

An integrator with a fabrication shop

Most automation projects are handed between an integrator who designs and a fabricator who builds, and the gap between them is where schedule and accountability go. TMD does both, which is the whole argument for the way this shop is set up.

It started as an automation integrator in 2022 and has been pulling the build side in ever since — machine shop and metal fabrication capacity is still being added, on purpose, because the work that decides a cell (tooling, fixtures, the machine itself) is the work you least want to wait on someone else for.

Assessment

Reach, rate and cycle-time studied against the real part before a number is quoted.

CAD & cell design

Layout designed around your existing infeed, controls and floor space.

Fabrication

Machine builds and end-of-arm tooling made here, not subcontracted.

Panel build

Enclosure layout, wiring and assembly in-house, labeled to the drawings.

Programming

Robot, PLC and HMI code written by the people who built the machine.

Runoff & support

Commissioned on your floor, documented as-built, and the same shop answers after.

There are 5 people here, and growing — and that is the point rather than a caveat. A shop this size is why the same people who studied your part are the ones who wire the panel, write the code and stand at the runoff. The practical version: there is one number to call when the cell needs tuning two years from now, and the person who answers it has seen the inside of the panel.

A custom automation machine built by TMD standing on the shop floor, with conveyor and guarded frame.
Custom machine build, Seneca Castle shop floor.
02 — Credentials

Checkable, not decorative

Four credentials, each verifiable at the source. The one that matters most to a controls engineer is the first.

FANUC Authorized System Integrator

FANUC's ASI program authorizes integrators to specify, build and program FANUC robots. TMD is certified in HandlingPro and PalletPro— the offline programming and palletizing packages — which is the specific answer to "have they done this before" on a palletizing job. For a plant already running FANUC, this is the difference between a cell your maintenance team can support and one they cannot, which is why it sits in the hero of this site and not only in a badge strip.

Verify at fanucamerica.com →

USFCR Verified Vendor

US Federal Contractor Registration verifies that TMD’s federal contracting registration is reviewed, error-free and actively managed — SAM.gov records kept current and compliant so a government buyer, prime contractor or municipal plant can award work to TMD without the registration itself becoming the holdup.

Verify at source →

Vention Automation Partner

A Vention Automation Partner (VAP) is a certified system integrator, machine builder and automation provider trained to design, quote and deploy industrial equipment on Vention's Manufacturing Automation Platform — which is how a cell gets designed, priced and on the floor on a short lead time.

Verify at source →

SI Direct — Automation Direct

The SI Direct program is AutomationDirect's network of independent system integrators. It connects customers who need hands-on engineering help with qualified local professionals experienced in programming programmable logic controllers (PLCs), human-machine interfaces (HMIs) and motion control products.

Verify at source →
03 — Training

Courses completed, by vendor

13 manufacturer courses and certifications, held by the owner personally rather than by the company. That distinction is the point — it says who actually did the training, and it is what stands behind the specifics claimed on the service pages.

FANUC

  • Certified Fanuc Integrator — Authorized System IntegratorThe company credential the rest of the FANUC work sits under, and the first thing a controls engineer at a FANUC plant checks.
  • HandlingPro Intro Plus Robot SimulationOffline cell simulation. It means reach, rate and interference get proven in software before steel is cut, which is where a cell design is cheapest to be wrong.
  • PalletTool / PalletPro Setup and ProgrammingFANUC's palletizing package. Palletizing bags and boxes is the job TMD is asked for most.
  • Dual Check Safety V7.50 & NewerFANUC's software-based safe speed and safe zone monitoring. It is what lets a cell be guarded without fencing off floor space you cannot spare, and it is a product competency rather than a standards claim.
  • iRVision Operation and Programming — 2DFANUC's vision running on the robot controller itself — no separate vision PC to specify, power and maintain.
  • ArcTool Operations & ProgrammingFANUC's arc welding package — weld schedules, seam behavior and torch control on the robot controller.
  • PaintPRO General IndustryRobotic painting. TMD has not built a paint cell — the shipped work here is troubleshooting, support and setup on a customer’s existing paint line.
  • PaintTool Operations and ProgrammingRobotic painting. TMD has not built a paint cell — the shipped work here is troubleshooting, support and setup on a customer’s existing paint line.

UL

  • UL — Qualified Manufacturing Technical Representative in UL508AThe qualification behind "built to UL 508A". It is the answer to "compliant according to whom" — and it is a person's certification, not a shop listing.
  • UL — Designing for Compliance in Industrial Control Panels, UL 508A (3rd Edition) and Short-Circuit Current RatingSCCR is the part plant engineers actually get burned by: a panel with an unmarked or inadequate short-circuit current rating fails inspection regardless of how well it is wired.

Cognex

  • Cognex In-Sight Hardware Platforms and Explorer Software — Spreadsheets MaxIn-Sight spreadsheet programming — the deep end of Cognex, where inspections that do not fit a wizard get built.

Omron

  • Omron Sysmac Studio Programming SoftwareOmron's integrated controls environment — PLC, motion and safety in one project.

Yaskawa Motoman

  • Yaskawa Motoman — ArcWorld Setup and CommissioningYaskawa's pre-engineered arc welding cell line. Two vendors trained means the cell recommendation is not decided by whichever one TMD happens to know.
04 — Bench

What we're fluent in

7 robot platforms and 7 controls platforms, plus Cognex and Keyence vision. Engineers vet feasibility against what is already on their floor, so the full list is one click away rather than buried.

An open control panel enclosure wired in-house, showing DIN-rail mounted drives, PLC hardware and routed wiring.
Panel wired in-house, labeled to the drawings.

TMD specializes in palletizing bags and boxes, machine tending, grinding, vision inspection, CAD design, custom machine builds and robotic arc welding. The service headings below are how that work gets searched for — most real jobs cross two or three of them and get quoted as one project.

05 — Footprint

Buffalo to Albany

TMD runs from 2346 Lower Lake Rd in Seneca Falls and 3165 Seneca Castle Rd in Seneca Castle, and the work runs across Upstate New York — roughly 300 miles east to west. 12 towns and metros have their own page, with the drive distance stated honestly on each.

Start with the part, not the robot

Tell us what you're running and how fast it has to go. The first conversation is about whether automating it pays — not which cell to sell you.

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