The majority of welders in the United States work in the motor vehicle parts industry. There are plenty more to be found in the agriculture, mining, construction, and architectural industries as well. In fact, there are over 50,000 working welding in the United States. The need in the industry is expected to only grow, and with so many qualified applicants, why should your company consider using robotic welding cells instead? 

If your welding requirements include repetitive welding of the same parts, a robotic cell will be able to do the job more efficiently. That means more finished pieces in a shorter amount of time. The trick to making the system as efficient as possible is making sure the pieces that the robot is dealing with are high-quality and consistent. Many welding cells require an operator, so make sure that person is well versed with the operation of the robot and knows how to quickly troubleshoot issues. Remember that when you are integrating a robotic welding cell onto your production line, it may be necessary to upgrade or change other equipment to make sure your employees (and your robot) are safe. 

Want to know more about how to successfully integrate robotic welding cells onto your production line? Industrial Robotix can help you get the job done. Give us a call and our trained staff will help you put together a great system using our new and previously owned robotics parts. You'll end up with a system that is usable, efficient, and saves your company time and money. Let's get to work on your welding robot today!