newsFronius UK opens Regional Welding Technology Centre in Rotherham’s Advanced Manufacturing Park
FRONIUS UK is pleased to announce the opening of its Technical Competence Centre at the Advanced Manufacturing Park, Catcliffe.
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newsFronius UK to host Cobot Open Day in March
FIND OUT how you can elevate your production processes with a Fronius Cobot Welding Cell.
newsVersatility and flexibility during automated welding
EXCELLENT WELD appearance, targeted heat input, reproducible ignition -these are just a few of the advantages that make the Fronius iWave stand out when used in robot applications or as the core element in automation systems.
articleFit for the future with smart robot welding technology
Innovative robot technologies – which now make automated welding economically viable even for small batch sizes – prompted high-precision measuring devices manufacturer Anton Paar to invest in a modern robotic welding system
articleQuality as the burning issue
Hot active plasma technology has helped Audi significantly reduce cleaning costs where metal sheets have to be prepared for stud welding
newsFronius unleashes customers’ welding potential
FRONIUS HELPED customers ‘unleash their welding potential’ at the Schweissen and Schneiden trade fair in Essen, with the company exhibiting future-proof and profitable welding solutions for manual work, series production, and automation.
newsSwitch between filler wires on the torch
WITH THE touch of a button welders can switch to another filler metal or wire diameter thanks to the Fronius WF 25i Dual.
articleA weld cladding solution for finned walls
FAKOP needed an overlay welding solution to surface the 12-meter-high finned walls used in large water-tube boilers
newsE3 Academy scheme aims to double pipeline of electrical engineering talent
E3 ACADEMY, a UK non-profit that develops electrical engineering talent, has secured funding under UK Research & Innovation’s (UKRI) Industrial Strategy Challenge Fund ‘Driving the Electric Revolution’ to double its number of sponsoring companies and its future pipeline of talented young engineers. The move will help recruiting companies combat the skills gap in electrical engineering.
articleCool arc delivers rapid welding
Fronius has recently added the CMT (Cold Metal Transfer) welding process to the company’s most modern power source, the TPS/i. The second generation of the ‘cold arc’ allows robotic welding in many applications with high levels of quality, simplicity and process reliability. Steel manufacturer and automotive industry supplier, voestalpine was the first company to choose the company’s advanced CMT technology for use in series production
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