Weld-Action

Weld-Action has been helping industrial customers in automating their welding processes since 1963. That's more than 50 years of experience in designing and installing effective, high-quality welding assets for multiple applications and industries. Whether you are updating your manual welding processes to auto, or designing a new process from scratch, Weld-Action will help you design the perfect solution for your process from start to finish. Automating a manual welding process can help a company reap huge benefits in throughput and labor savings, consistency of quality, and reliability. Our goal is to help you realize these benefits through fully automatic or semi-auto turnkey ARC resistance welding systems, including robotic welding cells. We offer a wide range of capabilities, including: Custom design-and-build robotic welding systems Fixturing design and build Pre-engineered robotic welding cells Material handling solutions Pneumatic, indexing, servo turntables, and positioners Custom resistance brazing machines and supplies Safety equipment and monitoring systems High-performance MIG welding power supplies Parts and consumable supplies Installation, training and service

We believe that how we provide our products is just as important as the products themselves. We attribute much of our success to supplying our customers with more than just reliable robotic hardware. Weld-Action is fully prepared and committed to providing the other essentials to successful welding. In addition, we provide standard peripheral equipment specifically designed for robotic usage including customer-designed tooling. Our services include custom designed and built welding systems, material handling solutions, safety equipment, and quality monitoring systems. We also offer parts and consumables, installation, training, and service to ensure your welding process runs smoothly from start to finish.

Our planning process involves analyzing your specific weld application and recommending the best equipment and supplies based on part, scope, and production requirement. Our design team works with you to select the optimal welding process for your needs, including Metal Inert Gas (MIG), Tungsten Inert Gas (TIG), Plasma arc, and spot welding. We also analyze any existing processes to make certain that your new welding asset will not interfere with your current infrastructure.

Following customer approval, we ship the components to our shop where we build and assemble your asset. Using your own work pieces, we will optimize your new welding asset and make all necessary adjustments to ensure it meets the exact specifications of your desired process, while calibrating the operating system for maximum output and minimum cycle time. We also help put in place an operational structure that controls all peripheral equipment in the welding process. Installation prior to shipping involves welcoming your operators and engineers to our shop to make sure everything works properly. We also train your staff on how to use your new welding asset in three segments: Basic operations class on robot manufacturing Electrical interface and programming structure Review and Q&A, as well as general welding cell maintenance. After training, you can watch your welding asset in action during a run-off process on our shop floor before we break it down, pack it up, and ship it to your facility. Prior to final installation, our team does a worksite review to account for floor space/conditions, power requirements, and to ensure any necessary cooling utilities are in place. Once your welding asset arrives, our team will show you how to assemble it, then do one final run-off to optimize the process before answering any final questions. We aren't satisfied until you are completely satisfied with your new welding asset and its performance in your facility.