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How to Achieve Good Part-Fit for Robotic Welding

Robotic welding is most useful when parts can be positioned in the same place, and with the same fit, every time a part feeder reloads the system. However, robotic welders are not always as successful in terms of quality control if the weld joints vary in size, present gaps, or vary in dimensions. The following recommendations on part fit can enable robotic welders to achieve higher quality yield:

Guillaume Robert
By Guillaume Robert
on Apr 23, in Robotic Welding. 1 min read time
 
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