"Do. Or do not. There is no try." Yoda was wrong! When you work with OTC DAIHEN, you can try before you invest in one of our pre-engineered robotic welding cells. We offer a couple options that many of our clients find helpful when they want to examine our robotic welding options in order to ensure which is best for them or to drastically reduce changeover time on their welding production lines. Here's a quick look at how simulation and offline programming help you make a quick and successful transition to welding automation.
Yoda Was Wrong! Try Simulation & Offline Programming First, Before you Weld
Topics: Robotic Welding, Customer Success
Work Faster and Smarter: The OTC DAIHEN FD21 Connected Robot Controller
Make your welding process faster and more efficient. We’re excited to give a sneak peek at our newest robot controller - the FD21. Coming in 2021, this new teach pendant is easier to program than ever for new users and brings a host of features built with the user in mind.
Topics: Robotic Welding, OTC DAIHEN News
When you're running a production facility, it can be hard to know when it’s the right time to invest in robotic welding automation for your assembly line.
Topics: Robotic Welding
Robby the Robot. HAL from 2001: A Space Odyssey. Ash in Alien. As long as robots have been around, people have been mistrustful or downright afraid of them.
The welding industry is no exception. Many companies - and welders themselves - fear the changes a robot would bring and the jobs it could replace.
Topics: Robotic Welding
Imagine this: Your company has been producing server racks for years. You’ve gotten pretty darn good at it, good enough that a multi-billion-dollar company - let’s call them Zonama - takes notice.
Topics: Robotic Welding
Section 179 (2018): Investing in Welding Equipment and Robotics
The cap on Section 179 has gone up again for 2018, and your business may now deduct the full price of qualifying equipment, up to $1,000,000, when that equipment or software is financed from the company's gross income during a tax year. The raise (from $500,000 in 2016) is good news for businesses that were anxiously waiting to see if Congress was going to raise the deduction limit. This deduction can be used as long as the equipment is purchased and put to use between January 1 and December 31 of 2018. Now that you are able to write off the full price, you can get much more for your money and help make the most of your investment dollars.
Topics: Robotic Welding