Fast, precise, consistent, safe—it’s no wonder automated welding is growing. Here’s a look at current technologies and new ...

Joints formed in cold welding In cold welding, butts and laps can both be created. Welding aluminium and copper wire from 0.5 mm to 10 mm diameter or more are commonly performed with butt joints. Some ...

Standard practice when it comes to welding or repairing pipes is to join two sections together, then weld them either by hand or using an orbital welding machine ... use the laser and robot ...

If you are searching for a laser welding machine that is capable of tackling a delicate DIY repair or a demanding industrial task. Or wishing you had a single tool that could do it all, effortlessly.

The robot either holds the laser itself ... If this trend continues, modern laser welding machines are set to capture even more of the market for plastic welding.

The X1 and X1Pro models feature 460W and 700W laser power, respectively, achieving welding and cutting speeds ... exceeded my expectations. With this machine, anyone can achieve solid welds.

The X1 and X1Pro models feature 460W and 700W laser power, respectively, achieving welding and cutting speeds five to ten times faster than traditional TIG welding, significantly enhancing ...

A new laser-welding ‘robotic snake’ developed by the UK Atomic Energy Authority has shown it can ... Tristan Tremethick, lead mechanical design engineer, UKAEA, explained that the pipes are cooling ...

At MD&M West, Emerson demoed its Branson laser plastic welding portfolio, including a Galvo welder that uses photons to weld plastics without vibration and contamination. As Machine Design’s ...

mechatronics and machine vision". The intention is that after conducting the experimental design work, if the samples meet quality standards, the bureau will aim to adopt the use of robot laser ...

WHAT COULD TAKE A THADDEUS STEVENS WELDING STUDENT FOUR HOURS TO DO BY HAND? THIS MACHINE COULD DO IN LESS ... MIXED FEELINGS KNOWING THAT A ROBOT MIGHT TAKE MY JOB ONE DAY, BUT LEARNING THAT ...