Rollon to exhibit at Automate in June

Rollon will be among the exhibitors at Automate, North America’s largest trade show for robotics and industrial automation, taking place at McCormick Place in Chicago from June 22 to June 25.

The U.S. Rollon team will be onsite at Booth 1031 to present a comprehensive range of motion solutions designed to meet the performance, reliability, and integration requirements of today’s advanced automation systems.

A key highlight at the booth will be a steel Robot Transfer Unit. Designed to extend the operational range of industrial robots, the steel RTU combines high stiffness, precision, and robust construction for smooth, reliable motion. Engineered for dynamic applications, it is intended to support high payloads on long travel distances in demanding industrial environments. It provides consistent positioning accuracy, dependable performance, and a simplified integration into automated cells and production lines.

Also on display will be a live demo featuring the CLTA and AXNR circular systems operating in parallel. Developed to enable efficient, flexible automation layouts, these curved systems allow continuous motion and optimized space utilization, supporting applications that require smooth transport and synchronized processes for both moderate and high loads.

Additional products showcased at the booth will include linear and telescopic guides, linear axes and multi-axis systems, as well as ball screws and rod ends. Together, these solutions address a wide range of motion control needs, from compact machines to large-scale automated systems.

A comprehensive product offering

Rollon Group’s integrated portfolio includes linear and curved guides, telescopic rails, actuators, multi-axis systems, RTUs, circular systems, ball screws, rod ends, and spherical plain bearings. Together, these technologies support the development of efficient, accurate and robust automation systems tailored to diverse industrial requirements.

Rollon looks forward to welcoming visitors at Automate Show 2026 to discuss application challenges and demonstrate how its motion solutions can support automation, improve operational efficiency, and drive innovation across multiple industries.