This type of welding uses an electric current to create an arc between a consumable electrode and the metal being welded. The heat of the arc melts the metal, and a filler material is used to join the two pieces together.
Welding automation systems are used to automate the process of welding, which involves joining two or more metal components by melting and fusing them together. Automated welding has the potential to improve the quality, productivity, and profitability of manufacturing operations when used in the correct application.
Automated welding is used in a wide range of industries for manufacturing applications. Let’s look at some of the most common applications of welding.
⇒ In automotive manufacturing, Automated welding systems are indispensable tools used to produce car bodies, chassis, hydraulic cylinders, and other components
Here are some benefits of using welding automation systems:
Improved quality: Welding automation systems can produce welds with a higher level of consistency and repeatability, thanks to their advantages such as correct torch positioning, precise motions, and electronic management compared to human welders, which can result in improved product quality.
