Welding Machines
Smart Welding Solutions
Welding cost-effectively joins a wide range of materials and can even weld challenging material combinations with superior quality in latest technologies in lightweight construction. Welding sets standards in terms of dynamics, precision, process control, and productivity.
About Orbital Automation Ltd
Orbital Automation Ltd is the leading manufacturer of Welding Machines in the UK. Orbital Automation Ltd is an Orbital Group company which has 35 years of extensive experience in manufacturing and supplying special purpose machines. Our innovative Welding Machines are developed and optimized for a wide-ranging application in numerous industries like aerospace, automotive, white goods, metal furniture, railway, electronics, medical, building, kitchenware and many more.
Our years of experience and passion for constantly striving to exceed the expectations of our clients have led us to become a key manufacturer and supplier of Welding Machine. As a company, we’re dedicated to delivering exceptional value to every client we serve. Our competitive edge lies in understanding the Welding process combined with cutting-edge design capabilities and metal welding know-how. We are closely linked with world-renowned welding brands and the capability to design customized machines with automation.
Orbital Automation Ltd has capitalised on innovative Welding technology for fabrication for numerous applications from electronics, kitchenware, automotive industry, nail manufacturing, fabrication and repair shops, small-scale businesses and shops to the medical industry. Orbital Automation Ltd’s Welding Machine is an energy efficient machine with industry leading accuracy and fully automated operation. Welders can effectively weld a wide range of different materials while being economical and having consistent output quality at the same time.
Welding Machine offered by Orbital Automation Ltd
Spot Welding Machines
Spot welding is a form of electric resistance welding that utilises resistance to weld two or more metal sheets together by means of pressure and heat applied to the weld part. It does not use any metal electrode, arc and electrode holder for its working, as it only works on the pressure and the electricity.
- Firstly, the parts are locally heated.
- Then, the material between the electrodes yields and is pressed together.
- This pressure can be applied manually, pneumatically, by springs or through hydraulics.
Seam Welding Machine
Seam welding is a form of resistance welding method in which the two similar or dissimilar metals or metal alloys are linked by supplying an electric current and by which a nugget (molten metal part) is created.
- Work piece is fixed, the welding torch pneumatic moving up and down, and the seam is flat.
- Machine control is PLC, AC variable frequency speed regulation, guarantees the equipment reliability.
Projection Welding Machine
Projection welding is used for welding several projections on the workpiece which can be round dimples, circular, rib type, extended corners, or elongated ridges of weld nuts. Projection welding is a type of resistance welding which utilises pressure
- Ergonomic compact designs.
- Pre-set weld programs for multiple operations.
- Digital, Micro-controller-based controls.
Orbital Welding Machine
Orbital Welding is an automated welding of tube and pipes in which a torch or tungsten rotates around in an orbital way in the tube/pipe whereas the pipe remains stationary. It is a specialised type of welding where the arc rotates 360° around the in-place
- DC Motor with Encoder.
- Simple & Rugged Design.
- Welding on Actual Position.
- Quick Change Collets Systems.
- Totally Enclosed Water-Cooled Weld Heads.
Friction Welding Machine
Friction welding is a solid stage welding, in which two similar or dissimilar materials are made to rub each other to create adequate heat at the edge and when the contamination at the edge are eliminated as flash, ending the relative motion of jobs and applying a forge welding force creating a strong metallic bond between the materials.
- Aluminium
- Copper and copper alloys
- Magnesium
- Titanium
