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Where are all the TIG robots? Gas Tungsten Arc (GTA) or TIG welding is renowned for its precision and quality, but it's traditionally been difficult and slow to automate, making robotic TIG systems a rare sight in industrial settings. Issues like complex automation, the need for automatic torch height control, and inherently low deposition rates have limited its robotic application.

ARC Specialties is changing the game. We've developed innovative solutions to bring the unparalleled quality of TIG welding to robotic automation:

Simplified GTA Interface: Our proven, easy-to-use interface, already installed on ARC5 and ARC6 hot wire GTA welding machines worldwide, streamlines the automation process.
7-Axis Robotic Solution: We offer a seven-axis solution that allows for welding of highly complex parts with gas tungsten arc, providing flexibility often absent in standard robotic setups.
Software-Based Automatic Arc Length Control (Vectored AVC): Forget old, independent AVC axes. Our advanced software ensures the torch always follows the part contour, maintaining a constant arc voltage precisely based on the electrode's centerline, independent of torch angle.
HOT-ONE Hot Wire Technology: To overcome the traditional low deposition rates of TIG, we preheat the filler wire as it enters the weld puddle. This dramatically increases deposition rates—up to 15 pounds per hour (a 5x increase!)—while also significantly reducing dilution.
Watch as we demonstrate a simple weld procedure qualification part with hot wire GTA integrated into a FANUC America Corporation robot. If your next robot project demands the superior precision and quality of Gas Tungsten Arc Welding, give us a call at ARC Specialties.

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