Being experts in designing the most demanding welding tools and programming robots in the most efficient way, one day we asked ourselves:
Why not produce mechanically welded components to the highest standards?
WELDING CELLS
We have two welding cells with Panasonic’s TAWERS technology which allows us to achieve high-quality MIG/MAG welding with precise repeatability guaranteeing a uniform and consistent weld on materials such as:
Robotic welding offers numerous benefits in terms of efficiency, quality, safety and cost compared to manual welding.
The accuracy and repeatability of robotic welding are improved by 70%, which means that the process is more consistent and the margin of error is reduced. In addition, production time is reduced by 60%, which translates into greater efficiency and less downtime.
Robotic welding also improves operator safety by 80%, as the robot performs most of the dangerous and repetitive tasks. In addition, labor costs are reduced by 50%, which means fewer people are needed and money is saved in wages and benefits.
Robotic welding consumes 40% less energy and materials, resulting in cost savings and reduced environmental impact. In addition, weld quality improves by 70%, ensuring greater consistency and higher weld strength.
Accuracy and repeatability
Reduction of production time
Increased operator safety
Reduced labor costs
Reduced energy and material consumption
Improved weld quality
MECANO-WELDED SERIES
Reduce costs thanks to the high productivity and reduced errors of our welding cells.
Increases the quality and repeatability of the final product.
MIG and TIG welding are two popular processes used in industry to join metals. Both processes involve melting the base metal and filler material to form a welded joint.
MIG welding, also known as gas metal arc welding, uses a continuous wire electrode that is automatically fed into the weld zone. The electric arc melts the wire and base metal, creating a solid joint. Manual MIG welding is ideal for welding steel, stainless steel and aluminum. It is a fast and efficient process that allows large sections to be welded in a short time.
TIG welding, on the other hand, uses a tungsten electrode that is manually fed into the weld zone. A high-frequency electric current is used to melt the base metal and filler material. Manual TIG welding is ideal for welding thin and precise materials such as stainless steel, aluminum and copper. It offers high weld quality, a good appearance and excellent corrosion resistance.
If you need MIG or TIG welding for your projects, do not hesitate to contact us. Our team of highly trained and experienced welders guarantees welding quality and meets the highest safety and quality standards.
Welding tools are tools and devices that are used to facilitate and improve the quality of welding. These fixtures are specifically engineered for each type of welding job and are made of high-quality materials to ensure long service life and optimum performance.
We offer custom welding tooling services to meet the specific needs of your project. Our experts will design and manufacture the welding tools you need for the best possible weld quality.
We offer a broad range of welding fixtures, including work stands, clamps, jaws, alignment tools and fixtures. We can also manufacture custom welding fixtures to your specifications.
At our company, we ensure that our customers receive the best welding services and welding tools. We have a highly trained and experienced team that guarantees the quality and accuracy of our services. Contact us today for more information about our custom welding tooling services.
At AGFRA we have approved and certified technicians in MIG and TIG welding capable of welding steel, stainless steel, aluminum and brass. We also have the option of certifying welds by means of NDT tests if requested by the client for welded structures and components that require it.
In addition, with our 2 robotic welding cells, you will obtain a reduction in costs and production times in your processes, increasing the quality and precision of the welds.
