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Are Welders Being Replaced by Robots?
Robotics and technology have made extensive advancements in the past decade. The recent push has been to improve their software and make them even “smarter”. Robots are designed to perform very specific repetitive tasks. But, no matter how smart they get,...
Samples, Prototypes, Production Welding & Fabrication
Video Above of a Model 300 Welda-Round Producing a Customer Sample At Bancroft Engineering, LLC we pride ourselves on our knowledge and experience in all aspects of welding. Along with specializing in the manufacturing of customized automated welding...
Welding Retrofitting and upgrades
Your welding equipment’s performance decreases and starts to deteriorate from many years of operation, breakdowns, lack of operation, and just simply being outdated. Any of the following can take a toll on the equipment making it inoperable and a risk to...
Preventative Maintenance for Welding Equipment
When is the last time you performed preventative maintenance on your welding equipment? Companies with well-planned preventive maintenance (PM) programs enjoy: Minimal unplanned downtime Minimal spare parts cost Minimal manufacturing interruptions from...
LEAVE MANUAL WELDING IN THE PAST & WELCOME AUTOMATION
Welding is a fundamental part of almost every manufacturing industry and metal product production today. The process of welding dates back to the 19th century, where manual welding was first introduced. It wasn’t until the 1960’s that the first robot was used in...
Quality Welding Fixture
Our team understands welding. It’s a difficult and physically demanding job. Aside from the physical complications of precision welding, complications can also result from poor placement of the parts. Taking shortcuts with your job's welding fixture can cause...
Our Doors are Open
While FABTECH 2017 was taking place in Chicago last week, here at Bancroft Engineering, we were cleaning and renovating our production facility in Waukesha, WI. We are sorry to have missed you during the show, but an investment in our facility outweighed...
Let BANCROFT help you take advantage of Section 179 Expensing
If you’re in the market for automated welding equipment of any kind, there has never been a better time to invest in innovation from Bancroft Engineering. In addition to Section 179, for new orders received October 16 through November 6th, we are offering a 5%...
Linear Seam Welders (SEAMER)
Longitudinal seam welding can be used to produce gas or fluid-tight joints in a variety of sheet metal fabrications. Sheets can be tubular, formed rectangular/square tubes or flat sheets with a longitudinal seam welder for manufacturing parts like tin cans or steel...
Bancroft Engineering Releases New Visual Branding
Bancroft Engineering, a leading provider of automated welding equipment is proud to unveil a new visual brand identity with the release of a modern corporate logo, website, and tagline. The logo has been updated using...
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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...
Welding Safety: How to Maintain Top Safety Standards
Image: Welding Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Maintaining top safety standards in welding is not simply an expectation; it is imperative. Due to the risks inherent to welding processes, stringent safety measures must be implemented to protect operators and ensure...
Debunking Myths: The Realities of Robotic Automation in Welding
Robotic automation has revolutionized industries from every angle, welding included. Yet despite its increasing prevalence and the myriad of advantages it brings, misconceptions remain as to what robotic welding automation can really do—particularly within precision...