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Welding systems matched to the industry

Resistance welding machines, laser welding equipment and full automation cells, designed around the part geometry, material, throughput and compliance needs of each industry.

  • Automotive manufacturing

    Production that depends on speed, consistency and mixed materials, from body-in-white to EV battery components.

    • Robotic resistance welding for body-in-white and safety-critical welds
    • Laser welding for lightweight materials and mixed-metal joints
    • Seam and projection welding for battery trays and structural supports
    • Vision systems and part tracking for weld validation
  • Wheel manufacturing

    Wheels need exact weld geometry for balance and fatigue resistance: passenger, truck, motorcycle, ATV, construction and agriculture.

    • Robotic resistance welding for rim and hub joining
    • High-speed laser welding for clean seams
    • Automated wheel indexing, fixturing and in-line quality checks
    • Compact systems that fit into existing lines
  • Aerospace and military

    Tight tolerances and full traceability on titanium, Inconel, aluminum, stainless and nickel-based alloys.

    • Fiber laser welding for titanium, Inconel and stainless steel
    • Closed-loop process monitoring on spot and seam welders
    • Custom tooling to reduce distortion
    • Full data logging for audit-ready production
  • Construction equipment

    Heavy-gauge structural components welded without losing cycle time.

    • Chassis, subframes and boom arm fabrication
    • Bucket, mount and support structure welding
    • Robotic cells with integrated clamping and multi-pass programs
    • Hybrid arc and resistance systems for complex joints
  • Agriculture and off-highway

    Equipment that must resist vibration, impact and wear in the field.

    • High-force resistance welders for frames and structural joints
    • Seam welders for hydraulic arms, mounts and subassemblies
    • Automation that adapts to varied part shapes
    • Custom tooling to cut setup time
  • Appliance and HVAC

    Thin-gauge material and cosmetic requirements, at speed.

    • Spot and projection welders for brackets, panels and enclosures
    • Thin-sheet laser welding for stainless steel and copper alloys
    • Inline inspection and automation cells
    • Operator-friendly HMIs and fast tool changeovers
  • Oil and gas

    Welds that must withstand pressure, corrosion and long service.

    • Precision resistance welders for sensor housings and mounts
    • Automated seam and projection welders for curved surfaces
    • Custom-fixtured laser welding for complex geometry
    • Rugged designs for harsh plants
  • Railway

    High structural integrity and productivity in railcar fabrication.

    • Resistance welding throughout railway car fabrication
    • Joining railway rails
    • Joining different materials in railway switches
  • Furniture and consumer goods

    Thin materials and decorative finishes, with weld lines that look right.

    • Compact resistance welders for brackets, joints and supports
    • Seam welders and small-footprint laser welding
    • Modular automation for rapid changeovers
    • Fume extraction integration
  • Custom and general metalworking

    Flexible equipment for varied part types and batch sizes.

    • Stand-alone resistance welders for diverse materials
    • Gantry and table-based laser welding
    • Flexible robotic systems with programmable tooling
    • Retrofit options for legacy equipment

Welding processes

Processes we build machines for

In automotive work, flash or butt welding joins parts across their whole cross section, such as axle assemblies, linkage assemblies, torque rods and wheel rims. Seam welding is used where parts must be liquid-tight, such as exhaust systems or fuel tanks.

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  2. The part and process: material, size and production rate.
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