Mikrut - veloweld

Realizacje

Mikrut: robotic welding of anti-burglary grilles

Mikrut is located in southern Poland, in Gorlice. For over 30 years, the production and service facility has operated in three areas: metal product manufacturing, transport and forwarding on the domestic and international markets, and automotive mechanics for passenger cars and trucks. Since its inception, the company has focused primarily on supplying metal products to the German, Swiss, and French markets. Among the many products manufactured by MIKRUT are prefabricated metal burglar-proof grates for residential buildings and single-family homes, primarily for customers in Western Europe.

The welding cell consists of a Kawasaki BA006N robot dedicated to welding, a welding power source, and a safety fence. An integral part of the solution is the Astraada One control system. The station is operated using the Astraada operator panel to activate the station, visualize its operation, and diagnose the robot and welding power source.

Roboticization does not eliminate human labor in the production process. The welder who once held this position still works for the company – he currently operates the robot. The robot only welds two types of grating; welders are employed in the production of other metal parts.

I made my dream come true. I am proud to have an industrial robot in my company. I have no concerns about robotisation and plan to further modernise the plant.

Tell: Sylwester Mikrut

President, MIKRUT

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Realizations

Impex

modern welding robotization in the metal industry. Short-run welding services

The company’s latest investment is a robotic cell for use with a Kawasaki Robotics robot. The welding robot is used to operate two of the many devices equipped at Impex: one for display component assembly and the other for welding shafts for the steelworks being handed over. The welding cell is used to prepare a prefabricated cell for robotic welding.

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Anipol

robotic welding in the furniture industry

When deciding to invest in robotization, Anipol considered various solutions, from welding machines to fully automated welding cells. The most important element of the station, which allowed for high process efficiency, was the H multi-positioner. Rotators of this type have two rotating stations with horizontal axes, separated by a screen. At any given moment, both the robot and the operator are working simultaneously, with the operator removing the welded parts and loading the components for the next cycle. The Kawasaki Robotics RA006L welding robot was selected for the set with the positioner, guaranteeing high travel speed and high repeatability.

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