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RDA CR10 NA Turning Roll Set
FreeeaRDA CR10 NA Turning Roll Set
RDA AHVP30-6 Welding Positioner
FreeeaRDA AHVP30-6 Welding Positioner
RDA CR20 NA Turning Roll Set
FreeeaRDA CR20 NA Turning Roll Set
RDA AHVP60-6 Welding Positioner
FreeeaRDA AHVP60-6 Welding Positioner
RDA CR30 NA Turning Roll Set
FreeeaRDA CR30 NA Turning Roll Set
RDA AHVP100-6 Welding Positioner
FreeeaRDA AHVP100-6 Welding Positioner
RDA CR60 NA Turning Roll Set
FreeeaRDA CR60 NA Turning Roll Set
RDA CR125 NA Turning Roll Set
FreeeaRDA CR125 NA Turning Roll Set
RDA CR200 NA Turning Roll Set
FreeeaRDA CR200 NA Turning Roll Set
RDA CR200-S NA Turning Roll Set
FreeeaRDA CR200-S NA Turning Roll Set
RDA CR300 NA Turning Roll Set
FreeeaRDA CR300 NA Turning Roll Set
RDA CR300-S NA Turning Roll Set
FreeeaRDA CR300-S NA Turning Roll Set
RDA CR500 NA Turning Roll Set
FreeeaRDA CR500 NA Turning Roll Set
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Improve Productivity and Efficiency with Weld Automation
Welding tasks can be automated through the process of automation allowing tasks that do not require a high skill level to be completed. Automation can be especially useful for businesses of any size who face challenges with finding enough skilled welders to meet their production requirements. In general, automation is classified in two areas: fully-automated and semi-automated welding. Fully-automated welding is more commonly used in mass fabrication, with systems that do everything — machines load and unload parts to and from the weld cell, control the fixtures, complete the weld, and inspect the quality. Semi-automated welding requires human operators, often trained welders. These systems are typically more flexible and add less equipment to the work environment.
Weld Automation Support and Expertise
The Red-D-Arc weld automation team can help you evaluate your current process and work with you to design and build a complete turnkey weld automation package that is the most cost-effective automation solution for your business. Our team of experts is comprised of people with backgrounds in welding who understand your business and your challenges. Using our years of collective welding knowledge, we will recommend an automation solution, including welding process improvements and equipment for optimized productivity, that delivers the most efficient results.
Rent, Lease or Purchase Weld Automation Equipment
With more than 50 locations in the United States and Canada, including a welding automation facility located in Houston, Red-D-Arc has you covered no matter where you are. In addition to applications expertise, we offer flexible options so you can rent, lease or purchase welding automation equipment customized to meet your specific needs.
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The Future of Welding Automation
Welding automation can help offset the skilled welder shortage while improving both productivity and safety. While some welding jobs can be completely automated, that’s often not the case for many tasks. However, as welding automation systems are rapidly improving, and becoming more commonly used, we will likely see welding automation ingrained in everyday welding tasks, even in small welding shops.
Tank Manufacturing Made Easy with Weld Automation Equipment
An oilfield equipment and vessel manufacturer approached Red-D-Arc for assistance with a large project. It was awarded to them at the last minute and was not their primary area of expertise. The requirement was to manufacture 25 large tanks with a timeframe of only one year.
Welding Automation: Arc Motion vs. Work Motion
The welding world consists of a broad spectrum of technologies suitable for a wide range of use cases, budgets, and levels of complexity. Between the two extremes of entirely manual and entirely automated processes is welding mechanization. Mechanization can be accomplished using devices that move the workpiece, move the arc, or both simultaneously.
How Welding Automation Can Bridge the Skill Gap in the Manufacturing Industry
Welding automation has been around for a while, but recently its role has grown exponentially in manufacturing. For years, the welding industry has faced a skill gap, which is expected to grow wider in the coming years. To combat this, employers are adopting automated welding equipment to increase the efficiency of weld operations.
