Welding
MIG-MAG, TIG, spot, stud, laser, plasma and ultrasonic welding. Removes the burden of finding and training welders while logging seam quality, with laser and touch seam tracking compensating part tolerance.
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MIG-MAG Welding
High deposition rate and fast seams — the process best suited to mechanised and robotic welding, with low consumable cost, little cleanup and good pool visibility.
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TIG Welding
Precise, clean-looking seams on mild and stainless steel, aluminium, titanium, copper and nickel with low spatter and minimal cleanup.
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Spot Welding
A complete cell with servo or pneumatic gun, weld controller, product-specific fixturing, tip dressing and automatic cap change.
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Stud Welding
Full cross-section, reliable joints with single-sided access — fast for vehicles, shipbuilding, structures, cable management and power distribution.
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Laser Welding
Limited heat-affected zone, low distortion and non-contact processing across carbon, high-strength and stainless steel, titanium, aluminium and dissimilar metals.
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Laser Plastic Welding
Non-contact joining of thermoplastics with no particles and no visible marks — suited to precision parts requiring a sealed joint.
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Plasma Welding
Stable arc, narrow seam and spatter-free operation with higher tolerance than laser, adjustable penetration and long electrode life.
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Ultrasonic Welding
Low-energy, distortion-free joining of thin-to-thick stacks, aluminium-copper and highly conductive materials — common in wire and circuit bonding.
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Gas-Shielded Welding Applications
The full path from robotic feasibility analysis to commissioning: seam length and time, volume-speed-robot combination, reach simulation, fixturing decision, torch and sensor selection, occupational safety and after-sales continuity.
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Robotic Laser Welding Process Solutions
A turnkey laser welding cell that integrates easily into the line, needs no consumables and joins dissimilar metals with minimal thermal impact and cleanup.
Which job on your line should the robot take over?
One part, one cycle target and one volume figure is enough. We'll handle the first assessment, from reach simulation to return on investment.