Hardfacing in welding

What is hardfacing? Hardfacing is a technique used to make metal surfaces stronger and more resistant to wear and tear. It involves applying a layer of a harder, more durable material on top of a softer metal. This is done by welding the hard material onto the...

SmoothTool – The no-code cobot welding solution for Universal Robots (Video post)

Discover the power of SmoothTool, the ultimate cobot welding solution for Universal Robots. This groundbreaking technology combines the precision and repeatability of robotics with the flexibility and craftsmanship of manual welding. With its intuitive no-code...

Maximizing Efficiency: Unleashing the Power of Cobots in MIG Welding

The realm of manufacturing is witnessing a significant transformation with the integration of collaborative robots, or cobots, into various processes. In our pursuit of efficiency, we embarked on a mission to explore the speed advantages offered by cobots in MIG...

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Hardfacing in welding

Hardfacing in welding

What is hardfacing? Hardfacing is a technique used to make metal surfaces stronger and more resistant to wear and tear. It involves applying a layer of a harder, more durable material on top of a softer metal. This is done by welding the hard material onto the...

Attract Young Generation with Welding Cobots

Attract Young Generation with Welding Cobots

Welding, an age-old craft that forms the foundation of structural stability, stands at the edge of an evolution. Join us as we explore the future of welding in this blog post, where we take a closer look into the way welding cobots are reshaping the industry.

5 Top Benefits of Retrofitting: Smooth Transition to Automation with Your Existing Welding Power Source

5 Top Benefits of Retrofitting: Smooth Transition to Automation with Your Existing Welding Power Source

Costs of robotic welding power sources are huge! Right…?

And cost is the main barrier of entry for welding automation. It is too expensive for small companies to get started with robotic welding. The capital expenditure for a robotic welding cell is simply too large for the current budget and besides, robot welding only makes sense for large companies with big batch sizes…

But is that true?

Top 6 benefits of robotic welding

Top 6 benefits of robotic welding

Table of contents What is Robotic welding? Benefits of welding automation via robotic welding Cobots vs industrial robots Robotic Welding Cobot Use Cases Let us help you What is robotic welding? First, welding is the important phase of any form of assembly. This...

Cobot welding – how companies can meet demand despite welder shortage

Cobot welding – how companies can meet demand despite welder shortage

Have you noticed it is getting more and more difficult to find welders?

According to the American Welding Society, the U.S. will have a deficit of around 400,000 skilled welders by 2024.

The industry continues to grow and there is a desperate need, there is simply nobody to fill the positions.

While this is great news if you are a welder, it is tough for companies who need welding expertise to meet their own production demands.

Consistency and Safety: It Is Possible With a welding cobot

Consistency and Safety: It Is Possible With a welding cobot

The welding cobot will produce the same amount of output over time. Unlike humans, whose productivity drops over time, cobots will continue to work at a constant level if they are connected to a power source and programmed. It will perform the same amount of work according to what has been programmed for the task, regardless of how long it runs or how difficult it is.