As productivity demands continue to rise, it’s time to get rid of the old mindset that you can’t MIG weld aluminum with 1/16” wire. Yes, you can! And, it can be done in a way that is smooth for welders and increases weld quality and productivity.
Topics: Robotic Welding, Manual Welding
There are many methods to achieve metal fusion via welding, and choosing the right welding process is crucial to a production line. To help determine the best type of welding process to get the highest quality weld, take into consideration the following factors for the most common manual and robotic welding processes.
Topics: Robotic Welding, Manual Welding
The Welbee II Welding Power Source Buyer’s Guide & Comparison Chart
Welding Power Source Buyer’s Guide & Comparison Chart
The Welbee welding power source has long been known as a leader in innovation, efficiency and high quality in arc welding. And now, they’ve done it again with the introduction of the new Welbee II series.
Topics: Manual Welding, Buyers Guides
OTC DAIHEN Releases New Cutting-Edge Robotic and Manual Welding Solutions
As a global leader in innovative welding and robotics solutions, we understand the challenges manufacturers face today. And we have the solutions.
OTC DAIHEN this year has released some of the hottest innovations and technologies in robotic welders, power sources, teach pendants, cobot welders, manual welders and more.
Let’s get your production out the door faster! Check out our newest product releases:
Topics: Robotic Welding, Manual Welding, OTC DAIHEN News
Reduce Welder Training Time & Increase Production with the Latest Welding Technologies
With simplified interfaces, preset programming and automatic adjustments, the Welbee series of welding power sources is easy to use and quick to implement -- even for novice welders. Don’t waste hours of training only to be faced with rework. Learn how to achieve higher productivity and higher quality right out of the gate.
Topics: Manual Welding
When it comes to expanding or upgrading a welding fleet, the main reasons are typically a new contract that requires increased production capabilities or safety concerns with the current setup.
It’s not uncommon to see companies delay upgrading the welding fleet until forced to do so. However, by waiting, most are only delaying an opportunity to improve production efficiency and gain cost savings.
Topics: Manual Welding