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September 27, 2011

PerformArc Pre-Engineered Robotic Welding Systems Simplify Automation

A good robotic welding system does three core things: drive out variation, provide repeatability and serve as a key resource for an industry hungry for skilled labor. Miller Welding Automation's PerformArc™ pre-engineered robotic welding systems are the perfect solution for companies looking to automate for the first time.

K-zell Metals Discusses Offline Programming for Robotic Welding

K-Zell metals discusses the benefits of offline programming in robotic welding applications. Offline programming allows for the bulk of programming to take place off of the shop floor while the robot continues to work in the weld cell.

K-zell Metals Increases Productivity, Quality with Robotic Welding

At a time when manufacturers are looking for new ways to diversify and compete against global competition, K-zell Metals, Inc. of Phoenix has been proactive in anticipating changes in the market through process improvement. This includes adding two pre-engineered robotic weld cells that have helped K-zell increase productivity and more aggressively bid work.

K-zell Metals Makes the Case for Robotic Welding

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

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Driving Improvements in Automation with Welding Information

Driving Improvements in Automation with Welding Information

In addition to the quality, productivity and cost-savings benefits fixed and flexible welding automation can offer companies, implementing a welding information management system in a robotic weld cell can add to efficiencies and profitability. Production and weld process data, along with weld process features each make an impact.
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Reach Your Welding Automation Goals With Advanced Processes

Implementing advanced welding processes featured on power sources already in use — or investing in newer machines with these capabilities — can help companies take their automated welding operation to the next level.

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.

7 Questions to Ask Before Purchasing a Welding Information Management Solution

Welding information management solutions can help companies address pain points by offering effective training, increasing productivity, reducing costs, enforcing proper weld sequence and preventing missed welds — among other benefits. Before making the investment, however, it is important to ask some key questions to ensure the best results.
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