Automation & custom solutions

Laser Processing and Automation Solutions

Plan robotic laser welding, fixture-based processing and custom cutting around your workpiece. Bring part geometry, handling and required output together to define a complete production workflow.

PROJECT PLANNING

Sheet Metal Cutting Project Planning

From the part drawing to the machine layout: define the material, handling, sample checks and startup scope before choosing a configuration.

Explore the project plan

Tube Cutting Project Planning

Explore tube features, clamping, material flow and equipment formats. Connect stock handling to the finished part, then define your tube-cutting setup.

Explore the project plan
Robot welding equipment shown with a laser system
Equipment reference · robot and process setup.

01 / Robotic welding

Robotic welding around the joint.

Define weld access, robot movement and part handling as one workflow. Review the reach, fixtures and welding sequence around a representative assembly.

Define the requirements

  • Joint drawings, material and thickness
  • Part loading, clamping and weld access
  • Required cycle and weld acceptance points
Discuss robotic welding
Platform laser welding machine with worktable and vertical motion axis
Product image · platform welding configuration.

02 / Platform & fixture welding

Platform welding for repeat parts.

A platform setup brings workholding and controlled motion together. Use the part and joint layout to review the working area, fixture concept and sequence.

Define the requirements

  • Largest workpiece and joint layout
  • Datum points, clamping and changeovers
  • Batch size and loading requirements
Discuss fixture welding
Tube laser cutting equipment with material support and chuck arrangement
Product render · tube cutting equipment reference.

03 / Profile & shaped-part cutting

Tube and shaped-part cutting.

For tube, profile and shaped workpieces, review the cut path together with stock handling and access angles. Discuss the appropriate machine format before defining the motion and tooling.

Define the requirements

  • Sections, dimensions and part drawings
  • Straight cuts, holes and angled features
  • Stock length, support and unloading needs
Discuss profile cutting

A clear part brief. A better starting point.

Prepare the information below so the process, layout and project scope can be reviewed together.

01

The part

Drawings or a model, material, dimensions and the features to process.

02

The workflow

Loading, fixtures, changeovers, target output and surrounding equipment.

03

The site

Available space, installation location, utilities and support needs.

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