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, by Jim Ryan Eliminate Your Weld Cell Downtime
Since you clicked on this post, you probably have downtime headaches in your weld cells. Like all of our customers, you are extremely skeptical and...
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, by Steve Coulter Long Distance Edge Detection - in a harsh environment)
See this customer pic of the CUBE 40 in a heavy slag environment - it replaced a 40mm plastic cube sensor that was failing...
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, by Jim Ryan Welding Robot Programming: A Roundup
Whether you're an expert or a novice at programming your welding robot, you can probably find some useful insights in these posts. A Few Basic...
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, by Jim Ryan "Yeah, I Need to Automate My Welding Process": A Roundup
If it has become clear to you that you really should automate your welding process, you have lots of thinking to do before moving forward...
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, by Jim Ryan TIG Welding
A couple of articles on how to solve your TIG welding issues with new tech for TIG and, you guessed it, cobots.
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, by Steve Coulter M12 cable that can survive in weld cells
See this comparison of destructive testing - we connected a competitor's cable (right) to our SUPERGRADE cable (left) and ran several beads of high-spatter welds...
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, by Jim Ryan In Weld Cells Today - Edge Detection Under Extreme Conditions
Here are six photos of one of our ACTIVSTONE coated sensors, in an ACTIVSTONE coated mount, along with our ACTIVFLEX cable protection.The sensor detects the edge...
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, by Jim Ryan In Weld Cells Today - Our 40 mm Cube Mount, 30M Sensor, and Cable Protection
Here is a nice shot from above of our sensor, cube mount, and cable protection, holding up nicely under the duress of weld slag after...
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, by Jim Ryan In Weld Cells Today - Our Flat Pack Takes Abuse
As I mentioned, we are on tour of several factories this week, talking with several teams about their weld cells. Here are a couple of...
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, by Jim Ryan Miller on Optimizing Weld Cells: Secondary Circuit Wear
It's great to see good, in-depth articles on weld cells from vendors, such as the one by Tregaskiss on reducing downtime that we discusses a...
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, by Jim Ryan Cutting Weld Cell Costs
Here's a nice look at seven ways to cut weld cell costs. Add cost-saving peripherals, manage consumables, care for the MIG gun, etc. Two things...
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, by Jim Ryan The Difficulties of Aerospace Welding
Although it deals with human welders, Andrew Pfaller's article on the problems of aerospace welding is interesting. Pfaller mentions a few solutions, including technological ones...
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, by Jim Ryan New Video Tutorials on Yaskawa's ArcWorld HC
The company's Chris Anderson has posted four videos for new ArcWorld HC users and anyone interested in collaborative work cell usage.
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, by Jim Ryan Weld Cell Preventive Maintenance
Detailed tips on this from Eric Walton at Fabricating & Metalworking, who focuses on the MIG gun. At the same site Andrew Marchand chimes in...
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, by Jim Ryan Weld Sequencing Software for Addressing the Welder Shortage
If robotic welding is not the right path for a manufacturer to take, weld sequencing software can help with newly hired, inexperienced welders. Sounds like...