Arc Welding
Weld It
Motion Controls Robotics is a leading expert in robotic arc welding and has successfully integrated robotic weld systems and tooling since 1995. We manufacture all of our robotic cells and tooling in-house using our own fabrication and machining capabilities. Motion Controls Robotics uses FANUC Robotics' proven WeldPro™ software for welding simulations and cad-to-path programming. Our pre-engineered welding systems provide a tremendous reduction in welding time, improve productivity and save money. Motion Controls Robotics provides complete turnkey robotic systems for welding and processing stainless steel, aluminum and mild steel sheet metal and structural steel fabrications.
Benefits
Improves Quality
- Improves part quality
- Improves part consistency
- Provides state of the art weld process control
Increases Capacity
- Improves overall product yield
- Allows optimization of production rates
- Robotic MIG welding can out-produce manual TIG welding by four to five times. We control the weld pool and spatter with various process control such as pulse and STT.
Reduces Cost
- Reduces process consumables usage
- Reduces welding time
Easy to Use and Install
- Downloadable path from CAD file requires no teaching
- Menu driven operator interface
- Graphic based diagnostics
- On-site and remote diagnostics
- Production statistics monitoring
- System can be fully operational in 1 to 4 days
- Comprehensive robot, system and process training
Improves Safety & Work Environment
- Provides a safer work environment
- Improves employee morale
- Helps to reduce employee turnover by decreasing worker injuries
News & events
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MCRI Participating in Robotics Industry Virtual On-Line Conference - Customers Invited to Attend!
Motion Controls Robotics, Inc. - August 25, 2010
Motion Controls Robotics is pleased to announce its participation in the upcoming virtual event, “New Applications for Industrial Robotics – Robotics Trends’ Virtual Conference and Exposition Series 2010”, on Wednesday October 27, 2010. The event will focus on best-in-class industrial robotics solutions for materials handling and robotic manufacturing.
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End Of Arm Tooling - Manual vs Automatic Adjustment
Motion Controls Robotics, Inc. - August 16, 2010
Motion Controls Robotics, Inc. (MCRI) recently received a purchase order to upgrade an end-of-arm-tool (EOAT) from a long term customer in the building supply industry. The EOAT is used to palletize various sized bundles of residential and commercial insulating products.
Multimedia
Video
Demonstration of arc welding tooling and robot capabilities
Stainless MIG welding using touch sensing to offset weld path
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