Kaufman Engineered Systems is a leading company in designing, manufacturing, and implementing advanced automation systems for end-of-line operations. Headquartered in Ohio, Kaufman has served the manufacturing industry throughout the United States for over 75 years, providing cutting-edge solutions to help companies improve their productivity, efficiency, and profitability. Our focus on customization, quality, and safety has enabled us to develop a comprehensive range of automated systems, including robotic palletizers, depalletizers, case packers, stretch wrappers, and conveyor systems, among others. Kaufman's team of experts works closely with clients to understand their specific requirements and design customizable solutions tailored to their production lines' unique needs. Through this approach, Kaufman has become a trusted partner for businesses across a range of industries, including food and beverage, automotive, pharmaceuticals, and more.

So sweet, free of the human waste and brine smell that infused every port. But still it was hard to relax in such a foreign landscape. Who knew what lurked in the forest? He'd even heard that wolves roamed free in the Highlands. Sharks circling the hull, he'd dealt with before, but wolves on the very ground he road over... He'd have to ask Ewan the best part of the beast to hit to fell it. The tall pines and old growth trees thinned, making it easier to slip between them until a wide, sunny stretch could be seen beyond. They raced on their horse across the huge meadow, weaving in and out of yellow gorse bushes. A village spread out at the far end of the clearing with a towering castle and three mountains behind it. God's balls, Will swore beneath his breath at the pristine majesty of it all, making Margery giggle. She still bounced in her seat as her head swiveled all around. They plodded out into the open, the horses picking their way around the low boulders and stepping over clumps of peat. Everything was huge: immense sky, heaven-reaching peaks, and a wide, open field like a sea of spring flowers. The castle, made of gray stone, looked formidable, built to weather the elements and the warring tribes of Scotts. Yet the sprawling, little village before it and the people moving about off to the side made the scene look like some fairie kingdom of old.