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.

Lincoln Electric will help your company design its automated welding systems be it your first automated welding cell or an upgrade to your current system. Using Fanuc robotics and Lincoln expertise in welding technology, you will find a solution customized to your specific application.

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.

Peck builds a variety of automated welding equipment and presses including circular spud welders, seam welders, circumferential lathe welders, gantry welders, boom welders, pole welders, index welders, special welders, tram rail welders, and beam 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.