Automation
Automation
Since 1929, Bonetto Automation, part of the BONETTO Group, has been developing turnkey industrial automation solutions, combining modularity and customization to deliver flexible, competitive systems geared toward our customers’ future growth.
Our Heritage
From mechanical roots to industrial automation
The Bonetto story began in 1929 in San Secondo di Pinerolo, with the manufacturing and repair of specialized agricultural machinery. In 1977, the company entered the industrial automation sector, embarking on a path of technological growth and specializing in the development of automated systems and assembly lines for the automotive industry.
Today
A Global Partner for Industrial Automation
Today, Bonetto Automation is a strategic technology partner for the development of automated systems and lines across diverse industries, from automotive to medical. With its production site in Pinerolo and a logistics hub in Shanghai, the company manages complex projects for global clients, seamlessly integrating engineering, automation, and laser technologies.
Tomorrow
Technological Innovation and New Frontiers
Bonetto Automation looks to the future by investing in research, advanced automation, and emerging technologies. Our goal is to strengthen our role as a technological hub capable of developing increasingly sophisticated solutions for global industry, expanding automation applications and anticipating the needs of the most innovative markets.
FILLING • ASSEMBLY • LASER WELDING • ULTRASONIC WELDING •
INDUCTION WELDING • RESISTANCE WELDING • INDUSTRIAL ROBOTICS •
BIN PICKING • PALLETIZING • MACHINE TENDING •
VISION INSPECTION • FUNCTIONAL TESTING • END-OF-LINE TESTING •
COMMISSIONING • VIRTUAL COMMISSIONING •
FILLING • ASSEMBLY • LASER WELDING • ULTRASONIC WELDING •
INDUCTION WELDING • RESISTANCE WELDING • INDUSTRIAL ROBOTICS •
BIN PICKING • PALLETIZING • MACHINE TENDING •
VISION INSPECTION • FUNCTIONAL TESTING • END-OF-LINE TESTING •
COMMISSIONING • VIRTUAL COMMISSIONING •
Mission & Vision
Vision
Our goal is to support customers in developing and optimizing their production processes through reliable and efficient industrial automation solutions.
Bonetto Automation operates with the aim of creating long-term value, focusing on project quality, safety, regulatory compliance, and the building of solid, transparent professional relationships.
Mission
Bonetto Automation designs and manufactures modular, turnkey industrial automation systems, overseeing every phase of the project: from process analysis and design to software development and system commissioning.
The company operates with a result-oriented approach, aiming to enhance the efficiency and reliability of its customers’ production processes.
Values
QUALITY & PRECISION
RELIABILITY & ACCOUNTABILITY
CONTINUOUS INNOVATION
CUSTOMER-CENTRIC APPROACH
Certifications and Standards
Our automated lines are developed in compliance with key regulatory standards and reference guidelines for the medical and pharmaceutical sectors. A structured design approach that ensures reliability, traceability, and full compliance.
Quality Management System certified according to international standards. It ensures structured processes, full traceability, and a continuous improvement approach throughout all design and manufacturing phases.
Our automated lines are designed and built in accordance with current European machinery safety standards, ensuring reliability, operator protection, and full compliance for market placement.
Our software development follows international standards for industrial automation systems. This approach ensures structured, modular, and easily maintainable code, simplifying future interventions and system integrations.
Our solutions are developed in accordance with Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP), the essential standard for the medical and pharmaceutical sectors. The lines are designed for seamless integration into controlled environments (cleanrooms), up to ISO Class 5, 6, and 7.
Our automation systems are developed in accordance with GAMP 5 guidelines, which define best practices for regulated environments. This ensures a structured approach to system design, documentation, and validation.
