A: We are a real manufacturer. We run our own 20000 square metres factory,More than 300 workers,100 R&D engineers. 15 Years of Intelligent Manufacturing Equipment and Solution Supplier, including: Industrial Robots, Cobots, CNC lathes, CNC milling machines, CNC Kit. All CNC controllers, servo drives, and robots are developed, assembled, and tested in-house — not resold from other suppliers.

A: We specialize in: CNC control systems and cnc machine, (lathe, milling, multi-axis) Servo drives and motors Industrial robots (welding, handling,palletizing ,painting) Complete automation solutions, including CNC retrofit and OEM/ODM customization

A: Yes. Our R&D team supports full customization: Control software & firmware tuning Servo parameter optimization PCB / PCBA custom design Robot motion algorithm development Industrial solution integration (CNC + robot + servo)

A: We apply rigorous quality control processes: Industrial-grade component selection PCB functional testing Servo calibration 48-hour aging test for critical modules Full-function test before shipment Final inspection by our QC team

A: Our solutions are widely used in: CNC machine tools (lathes, milling machines, machining centers) Welding automation cells Handling, pick-and-place, palletizing Retrofit of legacy CNC machines Industrial production lines and smart manufacturing systems

A:The servo motor is the actuator that provides motion. The servo drive commands the motor (current, speed), often reading feedback from encoders. The servo system refers to the complete set: controller + drive + motor + encoder. This full system ensures high precision and responsive control. In many automation projects, choosing a matched servo system is more reliable than mixing parts from different manufacturers.

A: We offer several types of industrial robots, including:6-axis welding robots for MIG/TIG operations High-speed handling robots for pick & place and palletizing Spray painting robots: replacing manual spray painting of various products

A: Yes — we support customers globally: Remote debugging & programming On-site installation (if required) Firmware updates & optimization Training for your team on control system or robot usage Spare parts support

A: Our equipment is designed for typical industrial environments. Key requirements include: Operating temperature: ~ 0 °C to 45 °C (depending on model) Moderate humidity, low condensation Stable power supply with proper grounding Clean wiring and shielding is recommended to reduce electrical noise

A:CNC controllers: typically 3–7 days Servo drives & motors: typically3-7 days Standard robots: 3-7 days For customized or OEM orders, lead time depends on the specific configuration — we’ll provide exact dates after confirming the details with you.

A: Yes. Our automation products meet international standards, including CE certification (applicable to the EU) for the EU region. Industrial safety and EMC standards (depending on the model) We also implement rigorous quality control and testing to ensure product compliance and reliability.

A: Absolutely. We offer retrofit kits specifically for legacy machine tools. Services include: CNC controller integration Wiring and interface design Parameter tuning and motion optimization On-site / remote commissioning and debugging

Successful MIG welding depends on paying close attention to several key factors: Shielding Gas Selection: For Carbon Steel: A mixture of 75% Argon / 25% CO₂ ("C25") is the industry standard.

Answer3: That&apos:s a common myth! Modern robotic TIG cells are built for flexibility. With features like:  Easy Programming:User-friendly touchscreen interfaces and lead-through teaching allow you to program complex paths in minutes, not hours.  Advanced Seam Tracking: The system can automatically find and follow the weld joint, compensating for part misalignment or thermal distortion.  Quick-Change Tooling:Switch fixtures rapidly to weld different components in the same cell.

A: Our extensive machine tool product line meets the needs of various industries, primarily automotive parts manufacturing, precision molds, and general hardware processing. Regarding materials, our machines can efficiently process a variety of steels, aluminum alloys, copper alloys, cast iron, as well as some engineering plastics and composite materials. The capabilities of individual models vary; please provide your specific processing requirements and we will recommend the most suitable model.

A: Our core advantages are primarily reflected in three aspects: Peace of mind: For software, we have one-on-one service from technical engineers to help you quickly master our controllers. For hardware, our cast iron bodies are durable and long-lasting, and come with a one-year warranty, providing you with the ultimate assurance. Intelligence and ease of use: A wide range of optional accessories allows for customization, and supports automated loading and unloading interfaces, significantly improving production efficiency and the human-machine collaboration experience. Excellent value for money: Through vertically integrated supply chains and lean manufacturing, we offer competitive pricing and a faster return on investment while maintaining world-class quality.

A: We offer comprehensive after-sales support: Professional Training: Upon delivery, our engineers provide one-on-one operation, programming, and maintenance training. Warranty Policy: The entire machine comes with a 12-month warranty. Quick Response: We have a 24/7 online technical support hotline, promising remote support within 24 hours for any issues.

A: For standard models, we typically have them in stock or have a short delivery time of less than 15 business days. Customized models have a delivery time of approximately 45 days, depending on the configuration requirements. After placing an order, our project manager will follow up every step of the way. We provide professional wooden crating and rust-proofing, and work with reliable logistics partners to ensure the equipment arrives safely and on time at your address.

A: Of course! Customization is one of our core capabilities. Our team of dedicated application engineers can customize your workpiece, production line layout, and automation needs. This includes, but is not limited to, specialized fixtures, expanded tool magazine capacity, integrated robotic interfaces, and the creation of complete flexible manufacturing cells. Feel free to contact our technical sales team to discuss your needs.

A: We offer one-stop service. We can customize the most suitable processing solution based on your ideas and product drawings. We have partnerships with major shipping companies such as DHL, FEDEX, and UPS to ensure timely delivery. Products can be delivered to you within 3-6 business days.

A: We can provide a complete CNC system. Our controller supports ATC and PLC and runs G-code. Support multiple languages, Russian, Spanish, English, Chinese, etc.The kit includes the controller, spindle servo motor and driver, servo motor drivers for each feed axis, and all standard cables, user manuals, and wiring diagrams. Our CNC control system is fully connected before shipment and tested 3-5 times for plug-and-play operation.

A: Our professional after-sales engineers provide 24-hour, one-on-one, free service. You don't have to worry about any after-sales issues.

A: You can choose different accessories based on your machining needs. CNC Lathe:Servo turret, hydraulic chuck, manual chuck, Parts Catcher, Tailstock，guide bush,Flying knife disc,Tailstock,living tool,bar feeder, chip conveyor, etc. CNC Milling Machine: Fourth and fifth axis CNC rotary tables,Tailstock,BT30/BT40 holder, tool setters, probes, etc.

A: You must receive safety training before use. Regularly clean chips, check the air supply/oil pressure, lubricate the guideways, and inspect tool wear.

A7: Human fatigue and subtle variations are the biggest enemies of perfect welds. Our robotic Tig welding systems eliminate this. The robot precisely repeats the exact same arc length, travel speed, and filler metal placement every single time. This means: Zero Defects: Drastically reduces porosity, undercut, and inconsistencies. Perfect Penetration: Ensures optimal weld penetration for maximum strength, which is crucial for aerospace, medical, or automotive applications. Flawless Aesthetics: Delivers a clean, shiny, and uniform bead that requires little to no post-weld finishing, enhancing the value of your product.

A8: While manual TIG is slow and skill-dependent, automation transforms your cost structure. The ROI comes from multiple streams: Dramatically Higher Throughput: The robot works 24/7 without breaks, welding significantly faster than even the most skilled human. Massive Material Savings: Precise control means you use exactly the right amount of expensive filler metal and shielding gas, eliminating waste. Reduced Rework & Scrap: Superior consistency means you spend less time and money fixing bad welds or scrapping expensive parts. Most of our clients see a full ROI in under 12 months.

A: We provide a full range of automation robots, including: Handling / Palletizing Robots—for high-speed pick-and-place, pallet stacking, and depalletizing tasks. Welding Robots—6-axis robot designed for MIG / TIG welding, with force-control algorithm and precise motion. Spray (Painting) Robots—stable multi-axis arms for spray painting and coating applications. Material Handling Robots—for flexible, repetitive transport tasks in production lines.

A: Our palletizing robots deliver: High payload and fast cycle times for efficient stacking. Flexible programming to adapt to varying box sizes or mixed stacking patterns. Safe human-robot collaboration thanks to built-in force sensing and safe motion profiles. Reduced labor cost, higher throughput, and improved consistency over manual stacking.

A: Yes. Our collaborative welding robots use advanced control algorithms to manage interaction forces and motion. They can operate close to human workers with appropriate safety settings. Their programming environment supports both teach pendant and code-based welding programs, enabling efficient and safe deployment on production floors.

A: Our robots typically achieve repeatability in the range of ± 0.03 to ± 0.05 mm, depending on the model and payload. For welding, the force-controlled motion system ensures stable arc behavior. For handling/palletizing, the precision enables reliable alignment of products without mishandling.

A: Absolutely. We support integration with PLCs, conveyor systems, vision systems, and automated guided vehicles (AGVs). Our engineers can customize communication protocols (e.g. via EtherCAT, Modbus, Profinet) to ensure the robot works seamlessly within your existing automation ecosystem.

A: We support several programming modes: Teach-pendant direct teaching. Offline programming (via simulation software). Force-sensing / drag-and-drop programming for collaborative tasks. Custom algorithm development for welding (path optimization) or spray painting (trajectory smoothing).

A: To guarantee long-term performance, each robot undergoes: Factory-level calibration and mechanical inspection. Full load testing for all joints. Continuous aging test under operational conditions. Final functional verification before shipment.

A: Our robots are designed to minimize maintenance: The major wear components (like gears) are sealed and lubricated. We recommend a preventive maintenance check every 1,500 – 2,000 hours, which includes lubrication and calibration. We provide remote diagnostics and firmware updates to help troubleshoot and optimize performance over time.

A: Deployment time depends on the complexity of the application: For standard palletizing cell: 2–4 weeks, including programming and tuning. For collaborative welding cell: 4–8 weeks, especially if welding parameters, safety fencing, or vision systems are involved. We offer project planning and on-site / remote commissioning support to minimize your integration time.

A: Yes. We specialize in retrofit automation: Adding a handling robot to CNC machines for loading / unloading. Equipping legacy welding cells with collaborative welding robots. Integrating spray robots into existing painting lines. Our retrofit solution includes mechanical design, robot selection, programming, and on-site commissioning.

A: Yes. Our robots are designed to meet global regulatory requirements: CE certification (for European market) EMC / safety reviews IP classification (where applicable) to ensure performance in industrial environments

A: We provide comprehensive after-sales services: Remote debugging and performance tuning. Onsite support for installation and maintenance. Training for your operators and engineers. Spare parts stocking and fast replacement. Software / parameter updates to improve system efficiency over time.

A1:MIG (Metal Inert Gas) welding, also known as GMAW (Gas Metal Arc Welding), is a welding process where a continuous, solid wire electrode is fed through a welding gun into the weld pool. An electric arc forms between the wire and the base metal, melting them and fusing them together. A shielding gas flows through the gun to protect the molten weld pool from contamination by atmospheric gases like oxygen and nitrogen.

A2:MIG welding is highly versatile and can be used to join a wide range of metals. The most common are: Carbon Steel (Mild Steel): This is the most common application for MIG welding. It is relatively easy to weld and produces strong, clean joints. It's widely used in automotive repair, fabrication, and construction. Stainless Steel: MIG is excellent for many stainless steel applications. It is crucial to use a tri-mix gas (argon + CO₂+ helium) or a specific argon-oxygen mix and the appropriate stainless steel wire (e.g., ER308L, ER316L) to preserve corrosion resistance.

A1:Robotic laser welding works excellently on carbon steel, stainless steel, and titanium. It can also weld aluminum and copper, but these highly reflective materials require more powerful lasers and precise parameter control to overcome their reflective nature.

A2:Extremely precise. Laser welding focuses energy on a tiny spot, so gaps between parts must be minimal. High-precision fixtures are mandatory to hold parts perfectly, as even a small gap can lead to burn-through or a weak weld.

A3:Choose it for speed, precision, and minimal heat. It's significantly faster than TIG and MIG, creates very narrow welds, and puts so little heat into the part that there is almost no distortion. It is ideal for high-volume, high-quality applications where aesthetics and part integrity are critical.

Answer1: Human fatigue and subtle variations are the biggest enemies of perfect welds. Our robotic Tig welding systems eliminate this. The robot precisely repeats the exact same arc length, travel speed, and filler metal placement every single time. This means:  Zero Defects: Drastically reduces porosity, undercut, and inconsistencies.  Perfect Penetration: Ensures optimal weld penetration for maximum strength, which is crucial for aerospace, medical, or automotive applications.  Flawless Aesthetics: Delivers a clean, shiny, and uniform bead that requires little to no post-weld finishing, enhancing the value of your product.

Answer2: While manual TIG is slow and skill-dependent, automation transforms your cost structure. The ROI comes from multiple streams:  Dramatically Higher Throughput: The robot works 24/7 without breaks, welding significantly faster than even the most skilled human. Massive Material Savings: Precise control means you use exactly the right amount of expensive filler metal and shielding gas, eliminating waste. Reduced Rework&Scrap: Superior consistency means you spend less time and money fixing bad welds or scrapping expensive parts. Most of our clients see a full ROI in under 12 months.