CASE: Robotic welding for high-mix pipe components. FRANKLIN HODGE (UK) | ABAGY

This case study shows how Franklin Hodge (UK) brought pipe component welding in-house using an adaptive robotic welding cell designed for high-mix manufacturing. Working with elbows, spools, flanged sections, and multiple size variations, the system delivers consistent weld quality across project-driven production. By internalising this stage, the company gained greater control, predictability, and alignment with internal quality standards. A real-world example of robotic welding operating effectively beyond serial production. About us: We are a team of engineers who have developed cutting-edge software that makes robots more flexible and intelligent. In our lab, we test a wide range of robotic equipment. Join us! Let's share experiences in using robots and explore the possibilities of automation together. Subscribe now to stay on top of trends in robotics! Here are some of our topics: – How is robotic welding different from manual welding? – Main Types of Robotic Welding Processes, particularly Arc Welding – Types of Welding Robots, including cobots – Welding Robots Manufacturers (Fanuc, Kuka, Yaskawa, Kawasaki, Panasonic) – Welding Machines Manufacturers (Lincoln, Miller, Fronius, Esab) – How are robots used in different industries? – Weld Quality – Robot Programming – AI and machine vision for robots ABAGY is AI & machine-vision-based software for industrial robots https://abagy.com/ KEEP IN TOUCH: LinkedIn   / abagy-robotics-systems   Facebook   / abagyroboticsystems   Instagram   / abagy_robotic_systems   Twitter   / abagy_robotics   Reddit   / abagy_robotics   #welding #abagy #industrialrobots #robotprogramming #automation #weldingmachine #manufacturing