Welding Automation
Solution Provider for Automated Welding
Fronius Welding Automation stands for:
Optimum integration
... Fronius arc technology in an all-in-one solution
Quality
Optimum automated weld seam quality
Solution Provider
... and therefore a general contractor for automated welding solutions throughout the entire product and system service life
We are solution providers
For Welding Technology Challenges
From a Single Batch to Series Production. Modular system for hard automation and robotic systems, collaborative systems, smart sensors and software solutions for data management, offline programming and simulation open up varied options for welding in metal processing companies for batch sizes as small as one. That is why these days automatic systems prove profitable not only for large companies, but also for small and medium-sized enterprises. With Fronius Welding Automation, our customers get the best solution for them from a single source.
The Task Determines the System
Mechanized Welding Systems (Hard Automation)
Welding torch movements are controlled automatically without the use of robots. Examples include boiler welding systems, seam welders, orbital welding systems, and magnetic or rail-guided welding carriages.
Robotic Welding Cells (Robotic Welding)
Robots are used to control the movement axes. They are ideal for automating complex welding tasks on a variety of components. In combination with intelligent offline programming and simulation software for batch sizes as small as one. Our cobot welding cells are also available to make it easy to get started with robotic welding.
Overlay Welding (Cladding)
Overlay welding is used primarily in the cladding of metals to protect against abrasion and corrosion. Typical fields of application include rising pipes as well as valves for the oil and gas industry or membrane walls for power plants and waste incinerators.Customer solutions that are impressively cost effective
Our customers need systems that produce perfect welds throughout the entire product life cycle. They need to be efficient and as profitable as possible. During the engineering phase we therefore place great importance on feasibility studies, simulations, and welding tests.
