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Frisomat to higher (robot) gear with ArcNC
"Creating a program with ArcNC is very easy; programming time is six times shorter than before," says Stijn De Pooter, Research and Development Engineer at Frisomat.
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Hülsmann cuts robot programming and setup time with ArcNC
Hülsmann uses ArcNC to cut robot programming from a day and a half to 45 minutes and reduce setup time for one-off parts.
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How Sengers Metaal stays competitive in a changing market with ArcNC
“With ArcNC, we can react quickly to customer requests and significantly reduce lead times,” says Kees Sengers, Head of Technology at Sengers Metaal. “The robot programming is fast enough to handle part variations, which keeps our operations competitive.”
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Rauch Landmaschinen has turned welding robot programming from a bottleneck into a competitive advantage.
With ArcNC, Rauch has transformed its welding department: faster programming, less downtime and higher quality.
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Wolf Systems is taking a strategic step towards Industry 4.0 with ArcNC
Wolf System GmbH, an internationally operating company known for its innovative building and hall systems, recently took a significant step toward production automation. With the introduction of a state-of-the-art welding robot from Valk Welding, equipped with the groundbreaking ARP software powered by ArcNC for Panasonic and the innovative VWPR-FE fume extraction torch, the company is raising the efficiency, precision, and safety of its manufacturing processes to a new level.
Read the storyFrisomat to higher (robot) gear with ArcNC
"Creating a program with ArcNC is very easy; programming time is six times shorter than before," says Stijn De Pooter, Research and Development Engineer at Frisomat.
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Years of welding automation doubts? HiSpec Engineering praises ArcNC for ease of use
It took several years for HiSpec Engineering Ltd, an Irish manufacturer of agricultural machinery, to commit to welding automation. And while robot supplier Valk Welding successfully guided them through the process, offline programming was more time-consuming than they had anticipated. So it was with great excitement that they heard about ArcNC, a new and automated way of programming Panasonic welding robots!
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New robot programmers at Portafill create fully functional programs after just 2 days of training
“I wish we had discovered ArcNC a year earlier,” says Grzegorz Koszylowski. “The time savings are enormous.” Portafill International Ltd, a leading manufacturer of crushing and screening equipment in Northern Ireland, commissioned two brand-new Valk welding robots last year. All robot programs are now automatically generated with ArcNC. Portafill also trains colleagues who have no prior experience with robots. “With ArcNC, they’re already creating production programs within just one or two days.”
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With ArcNC, Froschauer can now use the KUKA robot for as little as two-piece production
"We frequently have to weld parts in low quantities. With ArcNC, we can now use the KUKA robot for as little as two-piece production as soon as the welding time exceeds 20 minutes," says Engelbert Froschauer, owner and CEO. Froschauer GmbH is an innovative metal work shop in Upper Austria, serving their customers in various industries, such as commercial transportation, aerospace and agriculture. Their business strategy is simple and effective: leverage the newest technologies to stay competitive. For the past 9 months, ArcNC has been helping them to do just that: Leonhard Breit further explains why they love ArcNC: “We now program parts in under 30 minutes which would previously take multiple hours to program. And because search functions are extremely easy and quick to program, we also save rework time by increasing quality.”
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ArcNC is the fastest and the easiest to use according to Cimolai
Cimolai operates worldwide in the design, supply and erection of complex steel structures ranging from bridges and stadiums, to architecturally complex buildings and structures for the Off-shore and Oil & Gas sectors, these being either commodities (pipes, plate girders, etc..) or complete assemblies (modules, platforms, pressure vessels, etc.).
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Maximizing Machine Capacity: Titus Attachments’ Success with ArcNC
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ArcNC brings a fresh wind to robot programming for Downs
Groupe Dubrulle is a family-owned company founded in the 1980s by Yves Dubrulle. Initially focused on public works, the group expanded into agricultural machinery and is now a leader in the transportation and handling of vegetables, particularly potatoes. Downs, acquired by Groupe Dubrulle in 2006, has grown from 20 employees to over 100, with a 10,000 m² factory in Northern France. With innovation at the core of its operations, Downs has embraced cutting-edge technology to meet the demands of their clients, such as their recent adoption of Valk Welding robots and ArcNC.
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From CAD file to welding program in minutes at Tol Plaatwerk
Since 1949, Tol Plaatwerk has been a trusted name in metal fabrication, renowned for its high-quality workmanship and reliability. Specializing in semi-finished metal products, including ergonomic workstations, the company continuously seeks ways to improve efficiency and precision.
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ArcNC helped DGS put its welding robot to work
At DGS PS, we specialize in designing and building complete slaughter lines for the food industry, working extensively with stainless steel. Every weld must be flawless to prevent bacterial growth, making precision and efficiency critical in our process.
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Joskin combines ArcNC with 3D scanning to increase productivity
The Joskin Group is an European leader in agricultural transport machinery, with a wide product range including slurry tankers, spreading tools, livestock trailers, tippers, silage boxes, and more. After 15 years of programming their welding robots manually, they are now switching to ArcNC to drastically reduce the programming time.
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How Mettech Handles Variations in Trailer Production with ArcNC
Mettech is a sheet metal fabrication company based in Ireland. Since its acquisition by Dennison Trailers in 2016, Mettech has focused on delivering precision-built components for commercial trailers.
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Pfautec brings robot programming in-house with ArcNC
Pfautec used to hire outside companies to program its welding robots. With ArcNC, several employees can now handle programming in-house.
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