Robotic Welding Integration
Custom built for the welds you actually make.
We design, build, and install your robotic welding system around your parts, your tolerances, and your welding process.
Take the first step by requesting an on-site visit.
COMMON PROBLEM WE SOLVE
You need welding automation. You can't afford to get it wrong.
Welders are hard to find, and the work isn't slowing down.
Open positions stay open, quality varies from shift to shift, and orders keep coming. Automation looks like the answer, but it's a major decision to get wrong.
No one on your team has done this before.
The quotes look convincing, but nobody in-house can tell whether what's proposed will handle your parts, your fit-up, and your production. You're asked to commit to a major investment on trust.
You don't know who will be there once it's on your floor.
A system can arrive, get installed, and leave you to figure out programming, adjustments, and ramp-up on your own. If you've been there before, you know a robot that isn't producing is a very expensive paperweight.
Solution
Get a robotic welding system that checks all your boxes.
With 15 years of engineering in-house, every project starts with an evaluation on your floor and ends with support from the people who built your system.
Welders aren't getting easier to find, and every month you wait costs you output.
We automate the process, not just the weld.
A robot that welds faster than your parts arrive just moves the bottleneck. We look at what feeds the cell and what happens after it, then design the fixtures, positioners, and handling around your whole process, with pneumatic, hydraulic, and electrical engineering in-house.
We evaluate your process before we quote it.
Every project starts on your floor. We run a time study, review your tolerances, and film how your parts are made today. If your parts or process aren't ready for automation, you'll hear it from us, along with what it would take to get there.
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Support is easy to promise. We pick up the phone.
We stay on long after the system ships. Troubleshooting, adjustments, and upgrades as your operation grows, from the people who built your system.
The Arcrite Method
Full turnkey project
from first visit to full
production.
Site visit and feasibility study
We visit your facility, run a time study, and review your parts and tolerances. Including upstream and downstream processes.
Concept and budget
You get a concept and a realistic budget, so you know the size of the investment before engineering starts.
Engineering and build
Our team designs, tools, programs, and builds your system locally in Waterford, Connecticut.
Install and training
We install on-site and train your team on changes upstream, downstream, so nothing comes as a surprise.
Ongoing support
We stay on for troubleshooting, adjustments, and upgrades as your operation grows, from the people who built it.
Built with proven technology.
Selected to fit your parts, your tolerances, your production. Not the other way around.
FAQs
A robotic welding integrator turns a robot into a working production system. That means designing the cell, building the tooling and fixtures, programming the robot for your parts, installing it, and training your team. At Arcrite, it starts one step earlier, with an on-site evaluation of your process, and continues after install with ongoing support.
Ask three questions. Will they evaluate your parts and process on your floor before they quote? Do they build the tooling and do the programming in-house, or hand parts of the job to other vendors? Who answers the phone once the system is in production? The answers tell you more than any proposal will.
Buying a robot or cobot gets you the arm. A robotic system integrator delivers a system that runs your parts: the fixtures, positioners, programming, safety, and training that make the robot productive. For most welding applications, that integration work is what decides whether the system succeeds.
If your current system isn't hitting its targets, often yes. Underperforming robots usually come down to tooling, programming, or upstream part consistency rather than the robot itself. We can evaluate what you have, improve it, and support it, including equipment we didn't build.
MIG, TIG, and sub-arc. Which one fits depends on your parts, materials, and production requirements, not a default we start from.
No. We look at your parts, tolerances, and production, and tell you honestly what we find. There's no obligation attached.
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Your automation project doesn't have to be a guess.
Get a personalized on-site evaluation so you know what it takes before you invest a single dollar.