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 Shorter cycles, higher quality, and reducing costs are among the top reasons why companies automate welding. But, before you do, it helps to do your homework, which goes beyond cost-performance and capital-equipment justifications. Considerations should include evaluating market needs, omnipresent offshore competition, and examining a myriad of part parameters. Then, you do the math in four simple steps.
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