ESAB offers different types of solutions for automated welding including MIG, SAW, and MWH heads, welding metals, complete GMAW or SAW systems, and process and welding controllers as well as power sources.

AMET makes several types of standard or customized automated welding systems such as precision lathe systems, seam welding systems, manipulator welding systems, longitudinal seam welders, and circumferential welding systems. Their customized systems can be made for hotwire / TIG GTAW or synchronized fill.

AP Automation makes custom automated welding systems for seam and arc welding with a TIG controller as well as a custom pipe welding system. Their fully automated system uses a Cyclomatic wire feed as well as AVR and automatic arc control.

Mavrix manufactures the Vers-O-Weld welding automation system for arc welding and submerged arc welding in single or multiple arm models including automatic controls as well as custom machines for pipe welding and more.

Panasonic makes several pre-engineered robotic welding systems and arc welders, as well as robots using embedded arc control technology and 200, 500, and 1000kg servo positioners.

PRI Robotics makes several automated robotic welding systems for ARC, TIG, and MIG welding for any volume of production you have. They also have in-house tooling, fixturing, and build design capabilities for your factory.

Weld Plus offers automated welding fixtures and equipment including plasma, sub-arc, TIG, and MIG welding machines. Their equipment types include circumferential welders, resistance welders, seam welders, and more.

Hanson Systems makes custom automated welding and soldering equipment such as laser welders, resistance welders, plasma arc welders, and TIG welders.

Weld-Action Company designs, builds and installs factory automation welding systems. Systems include robotic arc welding automation, pre-engineered robotic welding work cells, robotic resistance welding and material handling automation, Arc and resistance weld monitoring systems, and copper joining technologies. 

Weld-Action Company Inc. design and installs automated welding systems including arc welding robots Panasonic and ABB-brand pre-engineered welding robots, and resistance welding robots.

FANUC Robotics America designs and manufactures spot welding & arc welding robots that support various intelligent functions including Roboguide simulation, iRVision ready-to-use robotic vision, & Collision Guard. The robots offer efficiency, reach, speed, load capacity, & enhanced performance for welding parts of various shapes & sizes.

ABB designs and manufactures arc welding robots, laser welding robots, plasma welding robots, poke welding robots, spot welding robots, and stud welding robots.

 

GWI Engineering Inc. designs and press welder robots available in three standard press sizes with quick follow-up ram, an adjustable lower knee, and a narrow footprint. The company also produces welding systems for the automotive, appliance, furniture and other durable goods industries.

Kuka Robotics Corp. designs and manufactures 6-axis arc welding robots that feature a payload capacity of 6 kg and a reach of up to 1.9 m. The robots are suitable for welding and soldering, arc welding, and other welding-related processes.

OTC Daihen Inc. manufactures long reach arc welding robots that are ideal for working with large fixtures. Featuring individual servo-shock sensors on each axis to prevent damage, the welding robots are equipped with a slim upper arm for work within tight spaces.

Panasonic Factory Solutions manufactures two series of arc welding robots. The TAWERS series of welding robots feature embedded arc control technology, bus communication, ultra-low spatter via SP-MAG, and a servo-feeder. The G2 series of welding robots feature 6 axes, payload capacity of 6 kg to 8 kg, and reaches of 1058 mm to 1895 mm.

Pri Robotics Inc. designs, build and integrates servo rotating work stations, dual welding robots, arc welding robots, and robot welding systems for high or low volume applications.

RobotWorx distributes spot welding robots and arc welding robots manufactured by Motoman, FANUC Robotics, Kuka, Panasonic, OTC, Nachi, ABB, and Comau. The various welding robots feature payload up to 500 kg and reach up to 3500 mm.

Buckeye Machine Fabricators Inc. integrates arc welding robots and spot welding robots into various production welding process systems.

Wolf Robotics provides standard robotic LeanArc welding systems that feature a choice of robots, positioners, welding power supplies, assorted torches, and peripheral products. The company also stocks spare and replacements parts for various welding robots.