Welding

Based on solutions such as SoftQ, BF Mexico responds to the monitoring and prevention needs in line with the industry’s digitalization.

In recent years, the welding industry in Mexico has experienced remarkable growth driven by technology, automation, and a renewed focus on safety on production lines.

Fronius, a leading company in welding technology, will present at FABTECH Mexico 2024 with an offer focused on robotics and safety in welding processes. The Austrian-based firm announced the deployment of a wide range of new technologies and solutions aimed at improving the welding process in various industrial sectors.

New welding technologies drive efficiency and quality in the metalworking industry, DAIHEN at FABTECH Mexico 2024.

Welding is a fundamental component in the development of the metalworking industry.

Automation has rapidly gained ground in metalworking processes due to the promise of efficiency and cycle time improvements. Welding is a field that has yet to escape this trend.

Digitalization, artificial intelligence, and robotics are already protagonists in the marketing technologies of manufacturing production chains.

Traceability in industrial production processes is a fundamental pillar in today’s manufacturing due to the need to monitor parts and components throughout the different links of the supply chain.

Traceability is a manufacturing activity with accelerated growth in recent years, mainly due to the constant incorporation of information systems. Laser and micro percussion marking systems on metalworking have yet to escape this trend, which will be relevant during the 2023 edition of FABTECH Mexico.

Metalworking is one of the most critical industries in Mexico, and its development is closely linked to vital sectors such as automotive. For this reason, FABTECH is crucial for countries manufacturing economy, as they bring end users from the metalworking industry together with machine manufacturers, integrators, and automation and robotics specialists to share technologies and generate business driven by new technologies.

In addition to requiring high-end technology, developing integrated manufacturing cells in production processes is vital for competitiveness.

Daihen is a Japanese manufacturer of integrated systems with robots specialized in welding, dynamic multiprocess machines, and turnkey solutions.

Enforcing the robotic development in Mexico, FABTECH 2023 will present technological developments to create integral automated operations solutions for vertical markets.

One of the exhibitors at the event to be held in May 2023 in Mexico City is the German IPR (Intelligente Peripherien für Roboter), a leading peripheral device for robot manufacturers, such as clamping mechanisms, tool exchangers, compensation modules, and seven axes.