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Welding Trends for 2022
According to the most recent Global Industry Research Report, the welding market size value will increase nearly $17 billion by the year 2026. What can we expect to see in the welding world this year that matches this kind of explosive growth? Today our automated...
Weld Cladding & Overlays – What to Know
Industries that work with harsh materials and/or environments require a quality weld that will withstand those challenges. In these cases, weld cladding and overlays are an excellent solutions. Read on to learn more about weld cladding and how custom welding...
Tactile Seam Tracking Systems
How to Determine if Tactile Seam Tracking is Right for You Since the 1960’s, seam tracking systems have been used in many types of welding applications from GMAW, FCAW and SAW. This technology has advanced greatly in the past few decades to align with modern...
Pulsed Welding for Thick Materials
If you or your welding team work frequently with heavy industry and equipment manufacturing, you’re probably all too familiar with difficult welding situations that come with high costs. I’m talking about welding thick metals with large joints in a variety of...
Welding Machine Support – We’re Here to Help
We know how stressful it can be when welding systems don’t perform like they’re supposed to. We also understand the negative impact it can have on your business when tech support can’t be there to help when you need it most. At Bancroft Engineering, not only do we...
Seam Welding, An Overview
One of the most widely used welding techniques for creating an airtight and watertight seal is seam welding. The seam welding process can be done using GMAW, GTAW or Resistance Welding. Today we’re going to be sharing some basic information about this...
Top 3 Ways Welding Automation Can Bridge the Skill Gap
Back in 2015, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) and the American Welding Society (AWS) were already projecting a shortage of greater than 291,000 skilled welders for the year 2020-2022. Yet we find ourselves here in that future and it’s just as competitive as...
Limiting Weld Cracks with Custom Welding Systems
Welding cracks are one of the more severe defects. If you have a weld cracking problem, there are two questions to ask yourself to address the root of the problem: Did the crack occur during the weld, after cooling or during a secondary/finishing operation? Is the...
Welding Positioners 101 NEW Automated options
How often do you notice your welders working hunched over or welding above their heads? The welding position affects EVERYTHING about the end result. Without a reliable configuration, quality, productivity and safety all suffer. Cue the welding positioner. We’ve...
GMAW Welding, MIG or Wire Welding Problems
Whether you have been welding for years or just getting started in your career, addressing and solving GMAW, MIG or wire welding defects can be extremely frustrating. The team at Bancroft Engineering is here to empower you to take your GMAW / MIG / wire welding...
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The Economic Side of Sparks: Uncovering Welding’s Hidden Costs
One of the most frustrating results of any job can be when costs exceed estimates without obvious explanation. This often stems from failing to properly account for all cost factors—direct and indirect. Unanticipated welding operations often create unexpected expenses...
Navigating Tungsten Electrode Selection and Preparation for Improved Welding
As industry-leading builders of automated welding equipment, we understand the significant role each component plays in successful welding operations. Tungsten electrodes are important as final conductors to ignite a weld—therefore, proper selection and maintenance...
Exploring the Pros and Cons of Laser Beam Welding Technology
Bancroft Engineering stands at the forefront of manufacturing innovation, specializing in designing and producing cutting-edge automated welding equipment. Laser Beam Welding (LBW), a signature technology, is a testament to this. LBW uses laser beams to achieve...