Servo-Robot Corp.
P.O. Box 069
Mequon, WI 53097
Phone: 262-238-4625
Fax: 262-238-4626
Sales Contact
Jeff Noruk
Email: j.noruk@aol.com
Recent Content on The Fabricator for Servo-Robot Corp.
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Servo-Robot’s Micro-Trac laser vision system compatible with all welding processes
Servo-Robot has introduced the Micro-Trac high-speed, compact, 3D robotic laser vision system. It offers joint tracking, joint finding, weld inspection, and adaptive welding. Precise wire positioning in the joint helps ensure consistent weld quality. The system has an extensive joint library and is...
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Weld inspection system offered
Servo-Robot offers the Wiki-Scan weld inspection system. It provides information about numerous weld features, from joint preparations and joint fit-ups to weld bead geometry. To inspect a part, the inspector holds the system up to the welded joint and presses the trigger to take measurements and...
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Seam-finding system works with robots for surface detection via laser sensing
Servo-Robot offers the i-CUBE/YS, a high-speed laser spot measurement and seam-finding system designed to work with all industrial robots. Its high-speed communication to the robot allows quick surface detection using laser sensing that is up to four times faster than touch sensing, according to...
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Laser tracking system designed for real-time edge detection
Servo-Robot has launched the JUPITER-S™ robot vision system, designed for real-time edge and feature detection and tracking in very harsh environments such as oxyfuel, plasma, and high-power laser metal cutting. In this patented laser triangulation technology, a scanning laser beam provides a...
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Servo-Robot relocates to larger facility in Wisconsin
Servo-Robot Corp. has announced its relocation to the Technology Innovation Center in the Milwaukee County Research Park in Wauwatosa, Wis.
The new facility provides extra space for the company’s technical center, used to conduct application developments and for customer service.
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Giving a welding robot some eyes
Vision systems for a welding application usually are reserved for critical jobs associated with high costs of failure. New technology developments, however, may be introducing this technology to a new audience.
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Universal robot sensor system provides 3-D part measurements
Servo-Robot has developed i-CUBE, a robot sensor system designed to be easily integrated with articulated robots and to provide 3-D, high-speed, high-precision part measurements. The system also allows remote HDR color viewing of the workpiece and tool area; process sound-emission monitoring;...
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Arc process monitoring system controls weld pool conditions remotely
Spark-Robo is a new arc process viewing and monitoring system produced by Servo-Robot. It includes dual digital color video technology for weld pool and global process area viewing and control combined with laser vision. This system is applicable to arc processes that require precise remote...
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Structural steel automation at the end of the line
Machine tool developers have done a great job of automating many of the operations associated with structural steel processing over the years. Automated cutting, drilling, and marking are widely adopted in the industry. The same, however, can't be said for assembly and welding, but that could be changing.
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Welding inspection system is laser-based
Servo-Robot has introduced the Wiki-Scan hand-held wireless system for welding inspection. The laser-based tool can measure part fit-up before welding to help ensure that the joint preparation meets procedure requirements. It provides a 3-D scan of joints and weld beads, measuring them for...
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Mobile welding robot configured for large weldments
The configuration of Servo-Robot’s MWR-350™ mobile welding robot allows it to be brought directly onto large weldments. Typical applications include shipbuilding, earthmoving equipment, large tanks and vessels, and construction. The robot is equipped with a laser sensing system with...
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Laser vision system for wind turbine tower tubes introduced
Servo-Robot has introduced the Autotrac/WT for noncontact seam tracking and adaptive SAW of wind turbine tower tubes. All the electronics have been miniaturized to reduce the equipment footprint while increasing the power and digital convergence of the system. The vision system has no moving parts,...
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Weld tracking laser camera developed for same material thickness butt welding
The Quanta from Servo-Robot is a high-resolution laser camera for butt welding applications, including same material thickness. It is designed for welding processes such as laser, GTAW, and plasma welding. The camera is a module in the company's modular DIGI-LAS/MDL laser welding system, which...
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Keeping welding costs from spiraling out of control
Skyline Steel, a subsidiary of ArcelorMittal, recognized in 2001 that for it to win contracts for high-end projects requiring high-pressure and high-strength steel spiral pipe, it would need to become more competitive in price. That's why the company turned to Servo-Robot Corp. and its AUTO-TRAC laser vision seam tracking for pipe welding.
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How to keep automated welding from 'going around in circles'
The move from manual welding to some form of machine or automated welding has been going on in all industries--including water heater manufacturing--for years. It's part of a desire to improve productivity and quality. A.O. Smith's American Water Heater Div. in Johnson City, Tenn., learned that first-hand.