Welding Robots .
Welding requires a high level of education and skill. However, the number of professional welders does not meet the needs of the industry. Instead of letting critical projects these workers would complete fall behind, robots can pick up the slack. Robots automate the process, which ensure higher accuracy, less waste and faster operation. with the range of machinery available, robots adapt to a wide variety of welding processes including arc, resistance, spot, TIG and more.
Benefits of Automates Roboric Welding.
we design and engineer all of our welding fixtures including automated hydraulic clamping features
• Large robotically assembled weldments- using robotic trunnions to facilitate rotating weldment and articulating welding fixtures.
• Touch sensing robotic heads for location accuracy across large parts.
• Production scheduling flexibility to process weldments through multiple robotic systems and the ability to offer customers fast turn delivery.
• Welding if simple to complex assemblies, with a large number of parts and subcomponents, varyin part meterial thicknesses and challenging individual part geometries.
• Welding a large spectrum of part sizes, with weld assemblies and parts ranging from 13 meters in length down to 6 cm.
• Expertise in welding carbon steel, aluminum and stainless steel.
Machines
Yaskawa Motoman
Adtech SA1400 SH
Kuba flexibleCube arc
Robotic Welding Fixture Line
Types of Welding
• MIG Welding
• TIG Welding
• Spot Welding
Materials Used
• Steel
• Alumunum ( 3003, 5052, 6061 etc )
• Stainless Steel
Size
Size ranges from 1/4 inch to 120 foot frames
Drawings File Format
SolidWorks, Part, Assembly, DXF, DWG, PDF, STEP, Catia, ProE part, Inventor Assembly, Soild Edge Part, CADKEY.
Secondary Services
Swaging / Flaring, Coping, Beading, Drillling, Flattening, Flaring, Machininh, Milling, Notching, Piercing, Punching, Slotting, Swaging, Threading and Powder Coating
