Massive robotic automation for repetitive structural weldments. Operating with dual multi-station indexing turntables to deliver sub-millimeter bead consistency, deep penetration, and zero operator thermal fatigue in Plainville, CT.
Manual welding of 20-foot to 35-foot frames leads to thermal distortion, inconsistent bead profile, and operator fatigue. Fabtron's FANUC cell deposits precise weld volume at optimal travel speeds, ensuring uniform heat distribution and zero structural warpage.
While the FANUC robot welds on Station A, operators fixture and clamp raw components on Station B. This near-continuous arc time slashes cycle times by over 60%.
Calibrated robotic arm pathing guarantees that every weld seam begins and ends at exact programmed coordinates with programmed torch angle and gas pre-flow.
Programmed sequence welding balances heat input across opposite sides of the weldment, keeping large defense skids and turnstile frames flat and true to drawing tolerances.
Detailed answers regarding our Plainville facility capabilities, material certifications, testing protocols, and defense contract compliance.
Large structural machine frames, generator sub-bases, full-height security turnstile rotors and cages, perimeter barriers, and repetitive defense chassis weldments.
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