AGR's group operates a structural fabrication facility with 50+ industrial robots in daily production. Every new process, configuration, and parameter is validated internally before being offered to clients. Visitors are welcome to observe systems running under live production conditions.
High-precision fabrication of wind turbine structural components requiring UT, MT, and RT inspection. Third-party certified inspection personnel on-site. Not a prototype run — continuous multi-specification production.
Robotic welding of wind turbine structural components. UT + MT inspection required. Third-party inspection personnel on-site.
Excavator booms, bucket arms, upper and lower frames — thick-section structural welding under standard production schedules. The same component types our clients fabricate, produced daily.
Excavator boom and arm fabrication. Thick-section MAG welding, multi-pass. Produced in AGR's own facility daily.
Where client specifications require it, certified external inspection personnel conduct independent verification. Standards follow client requirements — AWS, ISO, EN, or project-specific. We do not set the standard. We meet it.
Qualified buyers are welcome to visit our production facility and observe robotic systems operating under real conditions. No pre-arranged demonstration setups. Contact us to schedule a technical visit.
The following figures are drawn from delivered systems operating in live production environments. They are not projections or laboratory results.
Multi-pass weld seam. Thick-section structural joint, MAG process.
Ultrasonic testing in progress. Client-specified acceptance standard.
Weld quality data record. Full traceability per production batch.
A generic integrator can configure a robot correctly. What they cannot do is apply 15 years of thick-section welding process knowledge to fixture design, positioner geometry, weld sequence, and heat input parameters — before a single arc is struck.
Engineering review before system design. Certified welding engineers on every project.
MT inspection in progress. Third-party certified personnel on-site where required by client specification.
We do not apply a fixed internal standard and declare conformance. Inspection methodology and acceptance criteria are defined by client requirements for each project.
| Method | Application | Execution |
|---|---|---|
| Ultrasonic (UT) | Full-penetration welds, thick-section structural joints | Internal 3rd Party |
| Magnetic Particle (MT) | Surface / near-surface defects on ferromagnetic components | Internal Where required |
| Radiographic (RT) | Critical joints, volumetric assessment | Certified 3rd Party |
| TOFD Flaw Detection | Wind turbine components, high-precision structural welds | Certified 3rd Party |
| Dimensional Verification | Post-weld distortion, tolerance conformance | Internal |
Standards applied: AWS D1.1 / ISO 3834 / EN 1090 / client-specified — defined per project requirement.
Robotic welding of thick-section structural components is a system-level engineering problem. Our capability depends on the entire production system functioning correctly — not just the robot cell we supply.
Consistent incoming part geometry is required. If upstream cutting, forming, or fit-up tolerances vary significantly, weld joint position shifts beyond tracking compensation range. We will not accept a project where this condition cannot be controlled.
Successful integration requires a client who understands that robotic welding is a system — not a machine. Fixture discipline, material handling, and operator training on the client side are part of the outcome. Where this is absent, we decline to proceed.
For international projects, local infrastructure, support logistics, and regulatory requirements add complexity. We assess each overseas project individually and do not commit to outcomes we cannot support through our service network.
AGR's engineering depth is in thick-section structural applications (6mm and above). For thin-section sheet metal, high-speed light fabrication, or assembly automation outside the welding domain, we are not the optimal choice.
If your project involves thick-section structural welding and you are evaluating whether robotic automation is the right approach, we will give you a direct technical assessment — not a sales pitch. Response within 1 business day.