Data centers
Racks, beams, arms, brackets, full frames and stainless-steel cooling assemblies—built around an automotive approach to high-volume production.
Explore data center manufacturing ↗
Automation that minimizes lead times and increases production velocity. SVS combines competitive U.S. manufacturing with fast, repeatable production for data centers and utility infrastructure.
See automation in action ↗Singh Vision Systems is an industrial technology company applying an automotive manufacturing mindset to data center and utility infrastructure.
We combine the latest manufacturing technologies with automation to produce at scale for the data center and utility sectors. Our approach is designed to make domestic production competitive with the total landed cost of sourcing from Asia.
That means looking beyond the piece price: freight, duties, inventory, lead times and the cost of coordinating a global supply chain all belong in the equation.
SVS has its own in-house automation company within the Singh group: Singh Automation.
That relationship puts manufacturing and automation expertise inside the same group. SVS engineers faster cycles, fewer manual handoffs and coordinated material flow to minimize manufacturing lead times and increase production velocity.
For our customers, production velocity means parts moving consistently from one operation to the next. In-house equipment integration and process improvement help SVS reduce waiting between operations and respond faster as program needs change.
Meet our in-house automation company ↗Production capacity for the infrastructure
behind a more connected, electrified world.
Racks, beams, arms, brackets, full frames and stainless-steel cooling assemblies—built around an automotive approach to high-volume production.
Explore data center manufacturing ↗Domestic manufacturing for the utility infrastructure supporting grid expansion, modernization and growing power demand.
Explore utility structure manufacturing ↗With Singh Automation in-house, SVS designs equipment and production flow together. Faster cycles, fewer manual handoffs and coordinated operations keep components moving toward finished assemblies.
Connect vision-guided motion, robotic welding, assembly and paint to reduce handling and waiting between operations—the delays that extend manufacturing lead times.
Integrate inspection and process control to catch problems earlier and reduce the rework that interrupts production flow, with requirements defined around customer specifications.
Align equipment, material flow and production planning for sustained throughput and a faster response to changing program demand.
From forming and welding to grinding and material handling, see automated production in motion.
Robotic part handling and press brake forming for component fabrication. The video shows a robot positioning material at a press brake.
Open videoRobotic grinding and component handling within an automated fabrication cell.
Open videoAn automated fork truck transports material through the facility, illustrating automation beyond the fabrication cell.
Open videoA competitive sourcing decision considers the full cost of getting a conforming part to your operation.
Singh Automation is our in-house automation company.
Singh Thermal Systems adds complementary manufacturing and thermal expertise.
Our sister company brings robotics, vision inspection, advanced welding and material handling expertise directly into the SVS manufacturing model.
Explore Singh Automation ↗Thermal insulation, injection molding and process expertise focused on manufacturing efficiency and energy performance.
Explore Singh Thermal Systems ↗Singh Vision Systems (SVS) manufactures components and assemblies for data center and utility infrastructure. Its focus includes racks, beams, arms, brackets, structural frames, roll-formed strut and stainless-steel cooling assemblies.
SVS’s manufacturing site is at 50250 E Russell Schmidt Blvd, Chesterfield, Michigan, USA.
SVS combines existing profile tooling, CNC-controlled operations, robotics and coordinated material handling to reduce manual handoffs and waiting between operations. Its in-house automation company, Singh Automation, supports equipment integration and continuous process improvement. Lead times are confirmed for each program.