Instant Quote

Never wait on a quote again.

Traditional integrators take weeks to produce a simple quote. Speed is core to everything we do at Relling — from this page to automation running on your floor.

A weld cell mid-process, sparks off the part.
01Configure

Specify the cell.

Describe the job in your own words. *

This is the part a person actually reads, and it drives the quote more than anything else on the page. The more specific, the better.

Nothing ITAR or export-controlled. Please don't upload ITAR, EAR-controlled or classified material. Geometry class, tolerance and volume are enough for a sound general quote — controlled work gets handled under agreement, after we've spoken.

What does the automation have to do? *Tick everything that applies

How much of it, and how often?

Approximate is fine. Every one of these is exposed again in the payback calculator below.

Door to door, by a trained operator.

Every variant through this station.

High mix pays back sooner here, not later.

Wages plus burden.

The build.

Spec what you know. Anything marked "not sure" gets sized by us — that is normal, most jobs arrive with half of this open.

Robot armTell us the two numbers that size it

Farthest point the tool has to get to, from where the arm can stand.

Part plus fixture, if it holds one. Tooling weight is on us.

VisionTick what you think the job needs
End effectorTick as many as the job needs
Force sensing
Safeguarding
On-cell compute

Included with every cell — along with lifetime and remote support. Runs on your floor, air-gappable. Nothing to choose here.

Training

Included. Operator training is a first-class priority for us — we make sure the people running the cell can use it confidently before we call the install done, and we come back whenever they need a refresher.

Part presentation

Conditions on the floor.

These drive the integration work, which is the half of the job that isn't hardware.

Building your quote.

Your quote will be emailed by

A person prices it against what you wrote — that part we don't automate. In the meantime, the payback calculator below is yours to take apart.

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Payback calculator.

The same model that sizes your quote. Change the inputs and the payback moves with you.

What the work costs you today

Flexible robots — when this station is idle, the same cell runs other jobs: deburr one shift, tend a machine the next. Count the hours it could pick up.

Scrap, turnover, overtime and second jobs are what rarely make it into a business case, and they are usually what tips one. Set them to zero to argue on labour alone.

What we assume about the cell

A cell wins on availability, not speed: an eight-hour shift is not eight hours of work once breaks, meals and shift change are counted.

Let's talk

Bring Relling to your shop floor.

We started Relling to help American manufacturers make more of what this country needs. We'll scope projects to your needs and quote you so that your ROI typically closes within 24 months.

How this is built

The quotation is itemised

Arm, cameras, tooling, sensing, safety and integration, line by line, in the email you receive. Nothing hidden behind "contact us".

"Not sure" is a fine answer

Most jobs arrive with half the spec open. Whatever you mark not sure, we size from the description and the drawings — that is the engineering we do anyway.

Integration is the other half

Fixturing, calibration, PLC and MES integration, safety validation, and qualification at our HQ before it ships. Tight tolerances and awkward environments genuinely cost more, and the quote says so.

The payback

Most manufacturers target one to three years; we aim for 24 months or better. Payback is program cost over what the cell displaces — labour, plus the scrap, backfill and overtime you entered, plus the hours a flexible cell picks up on second jobs.

Where we say no

If the cell itself must be a certified process — NADCAP or DO-178 — that is not a regime we operate in yet, and the page says so. More in the FAQ.

Then the real thing

Intro call, site survey, scoped proposal with fixed scope and acceptance criteria. Your floor is tied up for installation, not integration.