“Are robotic welding cells efficient and cost-effective production system?” is a typical question that we receive in the business.
While most robotic system businesses would certainly respond yes; this isn’t always the case. The many elements of automation should be considered while answering the question of how to install a successful and efficient system, which should be discussed by both the system integrators and customers.
The increased performance efficiencies of automation, including improved work rates, cycle times, and continuous production, are generally well understood.
The data suggest that a higher output rate can be achieved while maintaining high standards of quality, as well as enhanced worker health and safety measures for welders and operators.
It may include modifications to the robot programs, operational procedures, tooling and tooling operations, cell designs, and so on.
The potential to make the most of the robot system does not simply lie in investing in automation; it also lies in investing in the team that operates it. Engineers are being urged to keep up their skills through Continuing Professional Education and training.
Management has made a significant reduction in employee turnover, as well as providing better chances to ensure that skilled workers get the most out of robotic systems in the short and long term.
With the implementation of robotic welding systems, engineering firms are able to get the most out of their automated systems and obtain a more advanced engineering culture; as a result, there is an increase in personnel training and greater technical knowledge among engineers.
At the same time, empowering engineers and operators with ownership and responsibility for robotic systems allows them to grow and introduce modifications and improvements in the manufacturing process that help to generate higher performance, production, and profit.
In conclusion, robotic systems will provide a more efficient and productive manufacturing process if carefully selected components are used.
Cyber-Weld is dedicated to offering a full robotic package for standard and bespoke robotic welding solutions as well as training in robotic programming, welding, offline programming, and also service and maintenance.
Call Cyber Weld if robotic automation, such as robot welding, spot welding, cutting, machining, and handling are part of your production process.
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