Resources

Videos

7xQ_8YzwE5E

Robotic Welding Cell Offers Flexibility Increases Productivity

The PerformArc™ 550H robotic welding cell is a pre-engineered, all-in-one, flexible automation solution.

S2p9QznNak0

Automation Increases Company's Productivity and Workforce

Training first-time users of welding automation at Kenosha Metal Products helped ensure success using the Miller robotic welding cells.

R6hPG6HFPRs

Welding Automation Investment Offers Company Fast Payback

Kenosha Metal Products saw a payback of less than one year, along with significant accuracy with Miller's welding automation.

8eUYUBLzm_A

Auto-Continuum Series Overview

Our advanced industrial welding solution for automation, the Auto-Continuum™ Series, delivers advanced arc performance and weld quality.

X-nvwp19lq0

New Auto-Continuum MIG Welding Systems Deliver Advanced Arc Performance

The latest additions to the Continuum™ family, the new Auto-Continuum™ 350 and 500 are designed to deliver advanced arc performance.

MqwXn62Ll78

Quick Tip: When to Choose Welding Automation

Do you have parts that are highly repeatable, in high volumes with good fit-up? If yes, automation might be a good fit for you.

wYRymhZrFmk

AugmentedArc: the Industry's Most Realistic Welding Simulator System

AugmentedArc Augmented Reality Welding System from Miller is the industry’s most realistic welding simulator system, closely resembling live-arc welding.

PPL03Pr7KZ0

New Welding Technology Increases Manufacturing Productivity

Today’s welding technology can help companies increase productivity and quality, even when faced with a shortage of welding operators and new materials, such as high-strength steels.

pMsFuq8hrxo

Maximizing Success for New Automation

At FABTECH 2015 in Chicago, David discusses what to consider before investing in welding automation, including how to understand improvements in productivity.

tDHAYPlzYOA

Implementing Automation for the First Time

Automation can offer productivity, quality and cost improvements to the welding operation, along with providing a competitive edge.

9EMcUkLEwyc

Miller Robotic Weld Cell Training Simplifies Programming for Manufacturer

After purchasing and installing Miller PerformArc® robotic welding systems, Ariens Corporation of Brillion, Wisconsin encouraged employees to take advantage of the one-week training course provided to enhance their programming skills.

m7VijnEcc64

Ariens Gains Productivity, Lowers Maintenance & Operation Costs with Miller Welding Robotic Cells

Ariens Corporation of Brillion, Wis. needed new robotic systems to help continue the production of its high quality outdoor power equipment.

zfeFo16rWag

Ariens Improves Quality, Productivity with Robotic Welding

Ariens Corporation increased productivity by 25 percent by implementing PerformArc® pre-engineered robotic welding cells, while also improving quality by approximately 94 percent on the outdoor equipment they build.

4cvtTi0HqjY

FABTECH 2013 Solutions in Robotic Process from Miller Welding Automation

Miller Welding Automation Sales Specialist Kevin Summers demonstrates the latest robotic welding technology on display at FABTECH 2013.

WlDi7ayU3Fw

PerformArc Pre-Engineered Automated Welding Cells

Miller features its family of pre-engineered solutions integrating Panasonic robots and servo positioners to solve your fabrication challenges.

rfKul1RAJNI

Offline Desktop Modeling and Simulation for Robotic Welding by Miller Welding Automation

Andrew, an offline programming specialist with Miller Welding Automation, demonstrates offline programming of an MWA welding cell.

u7IEoDABLOM

K-zell Metals Makes the Case for Robotic Welding

K-zell Metals discusses the advantages of robotic welding with PerformArc pre-engineered weld cells.

MfJT3WESaa8

K-zell Metals Increases Productivity, Quality with Robotic Welding

K-zell Metals added 2 pre-engineered robotic weld cells that helped increase productivity and aggressively bid work.

BNCOJquNNCY

K-zell Metals Discusses Offline Programming for Robotic Welding

K-Zell metals discusses the benefits of offline programming in robotic welding applications.

s8sap0kQcgw

Dual Robot Tandem Welding Demo by Miller Welding Automation at FABTECH 2011

Brian Doyle of Miller Welding Automation shows us why two robots working together with independent torches offers several advantages. See it for yourself at FABTECH 2011.

qJEQr2fTWkk

Miller Welding Automation Adaptive Fill Welding Capabilities

Brian Doyle, sales manager, Miller Welding Automation shows the capabilities of the robotic systems for adaptive fill welding in a range of manufacturing settings.

gKI_nHiaSmA

PerformArc Pre-Engineered Robotic Welding Systems Simplify Automation

A good robotic welding system does 3 core things: drive out variation, provide repeatability, and serve as a key resource.

ssC9OB-qzok

The New Miller Welding Automation Booth at FABTECH

Kevin Summers of Miller Welding Automation invites you to come down to Booth 7467 to see demonstrations of robotic welding solutions provided by the new strategic partnership between Miller Electric Mfg. Co. and Panasonic Factory Solutions Company of America.

iR0d63wk5y4

Introducing Miller Welding Automation

Miller Electric announced that it entered into a strategic partnership with Panasonic Welding Systems Co., Ltd.

View More View All (24)

Articles

Do's and Don'ts of Welding Information Management Systems: Tips for Gaining the Best Results

Welding information management systems offer real-time data help companies ensure the use of proper welding parameters, augment training and make it easier to benchmark continuous improvement efforts. To gain the optimal results when using these systems, companies should consider some important do's and don'ts for implementing them.

Robotic Welding Can Offer Benefits for Smaller Shops

Welding automation is no longer just for large manufacturers. Increasingly, smaller shops are taking advantage of the productivity, quality and cost-saving benefits of implementing a robotic system. Gaining the most out of welding automation, however, isn't a matter of chance. Careful planning and a keen attention to detail both play a role.

Navigating OSHA's Hierarchy of Controls to Minimize Weld Fume

Protecting employees against weld fumes is as much a matter of creating a safe and clean work environment as it is giving companies a competitive advantage to attract and retain skilled welding operators. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration outlines steps for weld fume management in its Hierarchy of Controls to help companies improve workplace safety and compliance.

Offline Programming and Simulation in Robotic Welding Applications Speeds Up Programming Time, Reduces Robot Downtime

Software solutions such as Desktop Programming and Simulation substantially reduce the time it takes to program a part in robotic welding applications and doesn't tie up weld cells with non-productive activity.

View More View All (12)

* First Name
* Last Name
* Email Address
* Confirm Email
* Country
* Postal Code
	Sign Up
All fields are required. At least one newsletter must be selected. The entered e-mail addresses do not match. An unknown error occurred. Please try again later.

Automation

Questions?