Production-specific welding machines and cells
Production-specific engineering
Custom Welding Automation
Custom welding machines and automation concepts developed around real workpieces, process requirements and production constraints.
Production challenges
Built for these production challenges.
Integrated handling, clamping and process control
Modernisation or extension of an existing production concept
Engineering context
Technical decisions behind the right solution.
These factors are reviewed before HST confirms a machine family, project scope or production concept.
01When standard is not enough
Custom engineering starts at the process boundary.
A dedicated concept is appropriate when the required fixture, movement, workpiece handling or weld sequence cannot be covered responsibly by standard equipment alone.
- Part-specific fixture and tooling requirements
- Connected handling and controlled movement
- Existing equipment that must remain in the process
02Control and safety
Automation includes the operator and the workplace.
The control architecture, safe access, guarding, operating modes and recovery from interruptions must be developed alongside the welding sequence.
- Manual, service and automatic operating modes
- Welding-source and production-system interfaces
- Repeatability, diagnostics and process visibility
03Consultation process
A useful concept begins with verified inputs.
HST reviews drawings, materials, production volume, the current workflow and the intended project boundary before recommending an automation scope.
- Application and feasibility review
- Machine concept and interface definition
- Configuration confirmed before commercial scope
HST machine families
Relevant systems from the current portfolio.
Open a family to compare its published models. Exact suitability is verified against the workpiece and process.
Selection guide
How to choose the right system.
Describe the current workflow and the production challenge.
Share the workpiece, welding and operating requirements.
Define the project boundary, interfaces and expected operating concept.
Buyer guidance
Frequently asked questions.
01When is a custom welding machine appropriate?+
A custom concept is considered when the workpiece, process, handling or production sequence cannot be covered responsibly by a standard machine alone.
02What should be prepared for the first consultation?+
Useful inputs include drawings, materials, welding methods, current workflow, production constraints and the intended scope of automation.
Technical review
Send us your workpiece requirements.
HST reviews the application, production context and project scope before recommending a family, configuration or engineered solution.
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