Talleres Feudo SL
Industrial Robotic Welding in Navarra
MIG/MAG robotic welding for high-production series. Consistent quality, high speed and dimensional repeatability in every part.
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High-productivity robotic welding for industry
At Talleres Feudo we have robotic welding cells with MIG/MAG processes that allow us to produce high-quality welded assemblies with maximum repeatability and speed. Our robotic welding is the ideal solution for medium and long production runs.
We complement robotic welding with manual welding by qualified welders for complex assemblies, hard-to-reach areas and one-off parts.
Processes
Welding processes we use
We have different welding technologies to adapt to each type of part and material.
MIG/MAG robotic welding
Robotic MIG/MAG welding for carbon steel and stainless steel. High speed, consistent quality and excellent productivity for medium and long runs.
TIG robotic welding
Robotic TIG welding for stainless steel and aluminium. Maximum quality joints with precise heat control and clean, spatter-free welds.
Manual MIG/MAG welding
Manual welding by qualified welders for complex assemblies, hard-to-reach areas and one-off parts requiring special attention.
Manual TIG welding
Manual TIG welding for high-quality joints in stainless steel and aluminium. Ideal for visible welds and demanding applications.
Positioners and fixtures
Robotic cells equipped with positioners and custom fixtures that allow welding of complex assemblies with multiple joints.
Quality control
Visual inspection, dimensional verification and non-destructive testing (NDT) to ensure the quality of each welded joint.
Advantages
Why choose robotic welding?
- Dimensional repeatability: each part is welded with the same parameters, guaranteeing identical quality in every unit of the series.
- High productivity: robots work continuously without fatigue, significantly increasing production speed compared to manual welding.
- Consistent quality: elimination of human variability in the welding process. Uniform welds in every part.
- Reduced costs: for medium and long runs, robotic welding significantly reduces unit cost compared to manual welding.
- Traceability: complete recording of welding parameters for each part, facilitating quality control and traceability.
- Safety: robots work in enclosed cells, reducing operator exposure to welding fumes and radiation.
Materials
Materials we weld
Carbon steel
MIG/MAG robotic welding of carbon steel (S235, S275, S355). Ideal for structural assemblies, frames and industrial components.
Stainless steel
MIG/MAG robotic welding of stainless steel (AISI 304, 316). Clean, oxide-free welds for food, pharmaceutical and chemical applications.
Aluminium
TIG robotic welding of aluminium alloys. Precise heat control to avoid deformation and ensure quality joints.
Sectors
Sectors that use our robotic welding
- Automotive: welded assemblies for production lines, tooling and structural components.
- Industrial machinery: frames, housings and welded assemblies for machinery manufacturers.
- Energy: structures for renewable installations and components for wind and solar plants.
- Railway: welded assemblies for wagons, locomotives and rolling stock.
- Agri-food: stainless steel tanks, hoppers and structures for the food industry.
- Construction: structural elements, walkways, railings and metal staircases.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about industrial robotic welding
Our robotic welding cells use MIG/MAG (GMAW) (GTAW) processes, depending on the material, thickness and quality requirements of each part.
Robotic welding is especially cost-effective from batches of 50-100 parts, as programming and setup costs are amortised with volume. For smaller batches, we use manual welding by qualified welders.
We weld carbon steel, stainless steel and aluminium robotically. The choice of process and parameters depends on the material and the required joint quality.
Yes, our robotic cells have positioners and fixtures that allow welding of complex assemblies with multiple joints. We also combine robotic welding with manual welding for hard-to-reach areas.
Yes, we have qualified welders and qualified welding procedures. We can provide welding quality documentation and carry out non-destructive testing (NDT) according to project requirements.
Do you need industrial robotic welding?
Send us your drawings and we will prepare a quote with no obligation in less than 48 hours.