For more than 50 years, Aerotech precision motion control and automation products have been at the forefront of innovation in medical device manufacturing, scientific discovery, semiconductor test and inspection, consumer electronics, photonics and more.

We’ve been at the heart of pioneering developments in stent manufacturing, our test and inspection technologies provided sight to the James Webb Space Telescope, and our precision motion solutions helped to achieve fusion ignition.

Our motion and positioning products are known worldwide for delivering superior precision, accuracy, consistency and throughput for the most demanding applications. Standard or custom, component or system – Aerotech will help you take control of your precision motion process.

Aerotech’s philosophy of building superior motion control systems starts with designing and manufacturing technically superior components. An Aerotech system begins with Aerotech motion components that are already best in class and designed and optimized for the highest performance and lowest cost of ownership available.

We may be a market leader in precision motion and automation, but at our core we’re makers, builders, crafters and people who like to figure out how stuff works. Started by engineers in 1970, we employ designers, engineers, machinists, assemblers and technical staff to build products that automate manufacturing processes and improve lives across the globe.

Our 220,000 sq. ft. state-of-the-art manufacturing and production space includes cleanrooms, applications labs and temperature-controlled metrology labs. All design and manufacturing is located in the U.S. with sales, service and support based around the world.

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About Aerotech
Aerotech Inc. is the global industry leader in precision motion control and automation. From standard positioning technologies, control systems and light manipulation to custom-designed automation systems, our products support research and industrial organizations worldwide. Aerotech solutions enable manufacturing, testing and inspection processes on a micrometer and nanometer scale for the world’s best-known technology companies in industries such as semiconductors, consumer electronics and medical devices.