The future is automated
Whatever your process, industry or requirement, Labman can automate it.
Join the world's leading companies that use Labman's expertise to
automate the processes they use every day.
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Laboratory automation is just the beginning
Labman manufacture custom robotic, instrument and software solutions for many industrial, laboratory and medical applications. We work with customers worldwide from our headquarters in North Yorkshire, UK, to produce world class automated solutions for labs, R&D and production facilities.
Many of our systems are completely unique and are always tailored to each customer's specific requirements. This flexibility allows Labman to create a system that works exactly as you need it to in your lab.
Automation everywhere
Labman systems now operate in over 50 countries across the world. Many of the world's leading companies and universities use Labman systems on a daily basis to perform processes and research in some of the most advanced areas of science and technology.
We work within most industries, and are constantly challenged to seek new and innovative ways to revolutionise processes through automation.
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GSK Commissioned Labman to provide a solution to its automated vial weighing requirements. The project was well designed and completed on budget, which is a testament to Labman’s expertise.
Labman offers excellent support! You are easily the best of our instrument suppliers in this aspect
Charlotte Marie Herstad - PhD, Dynea
Our Labman high throughput formulation system takes two months off a new product development cycle. We have saved over $200,000 refining just one core product
Department Manager - Multinational
From start to finish, the project was well designed and implemented with excellent communication throughout. It was a pleasure to work with Labman and NMR would have no hesitation in using them again in any future projects
Tony Craven - National Milk Records Group Operations Manager
We wanted a solution that fits our needs and that’s what we’ve got!
Stephan Schmidt, Leibniz Institute of Plant Biochemistry
