Sprayer & Pump Automation

Automatic Sprayer & Pump Assembly Machines

When labor, component variation or disconnected suppliers keep your output below plan, you need more than a machine quotation. Songrock develops automatic sprayer and pump assembly lines around your actual parts, target cycle time, inspection criteria and plant conditions—then proves the agreed process through Factory Acceptance Testing before shipment.

Engineered for Your Parts and Output TargetFeeding · Assembly · Inspection · Testing · Factory Acceptance
28,000㎡Integrated Manufacturing Base
90+Injection Molding Machines
100+Automatic Assembly Lines
160+Production & Technical Staff
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Production Outcome

Buy an Accepted Production Result—Not a Collection of Stations

Your operations team needs stable feeding, repeatable assembly, controlled rejection and a realistic route to target output. We review component tolerances and process risks before locking the concept, then test the connected line against agreed Factory Acceptance Testing criteria.

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Part Behavior Before Machine Layout

Feeding, orientation, tolerance stack and inspection risks are reviewed before station logic is fixed.

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Connected Process Engineering

Feeding, assembly, testing, rejection and controls are engineered as one production process.

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Acceptance Criteria Before Shipment

Factory Acceptance Testing conditions align engineering, procurement and operations around measurable results.

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Have Samples and an Output Target?

Get an Engineering Review Before You Finalize the Equipment Budget

Send product and loose-part samples, target pieces per minute and required inspections. We will identify the key automation risks and the information needed for a responsible proposal.

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Factory, Quality & Custom Engineering

One Accountable Factory From Component Review to Line Acceptance

For a custom automation project, supplier coordination is part of the risk. Songrock combines mold engineering, component molding, machine design, assembly and Factory Acceptance Testing capability in a 28,000㎡ manufacturing base, giving your team one technical path from sample review to production handover.

Factory Capability

Factory Capability

100+ automatic assembly lines and 90+ injection molding machines support real-component trials, process debugging and capacity validation.

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Quality & Certification

Quality & Certification

Documented inspection, controlled assembly and recognized management and product compliance records support supplier qualification and project acceptance.

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Custom Service

Custom Service

Mechanical, electrical and control engineers develop feeding, tooling, testing, changeover and line-layout solutions around your production constraints.

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Assembly Line Delivery

From Samples to a Factory-Accepted Assembly Line

Samples → Concept → Design → Build → Factory Acceptance → Handover

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Requirement review

Share samples, drawings, component tolerances, current process and output target.

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Concept & quotation

Receive the proposed process, station logic, preliminary layout, cycle time and commercial quotation.

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Design & manufacturing

Mechanical, electrical and control teams complete detailed design and machine manufacturing.

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Integration & debugging

Your components are fed, assembled and inspected through the complete production sequence.

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Factory Acceptance & Approval

Stable runs are evaluated against agreed output, yield, inspection and changeover criteria.

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Delivery & support

The line is packed with documentation, followed by remote or on-site installation support.

Buyer FAQ

Assembly Machine Buyer Questions

Answers for operations, engineering and procurement teams planning a custom automation investment.

What do you need to prepare an assembly machine proposal?

Send representative product and loose-part samples, available 2D/3D drawings, target output, quality checks, factory voltage and preferred delivery schedule. If drawings are incomplete, our engineers can begin with sample measurement and a technical review.

Can one machine handle different sprayer or pump variants?

Variants can be considered when component geometry, assembly sequence and quality criteria are compatible. We evaluate shared tooling, quick-change fixtures and recipe control during the concept stage rather than promising universal compatibility without sample review.

Which inspections can be integrated into the line?

Typical options include component presence, orientation, height or position checks, vision inspection, force or torque monitoring, leak testing, functional actuation and automatic rejection. The final inspection plan depends on the product and your acceptance standard.

How Is Machine Performance Verified Before Shipment?

Songrock conducts Factory Acceptance Testing with agreed components and records stable speed, yield, alarm handling and inspection performance. Buyers can join the acceptance test on site or review test evidence remotely before release.

Do you provide installation and after-sales support overseas?

Yes. Projects can include English documentation, remote commissioning, spare-parts recommendations and on-site installation or training where required. The service plan is confirmed in the quotation for the destination country.

Ready to Reduce Assembly Mismatches and Manual Dependence?

Plan a Line Your Factory Can Validate Before Delivery

Tell us what you assemble, the output you need and where defects or labor are limiting production. Songrock will review the process and respond with the next engineering step within 24 hours on business days.