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Lincoln Electric introduces ‘hood’ system for fume extraction in robotic work areas

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Lincoln Electric has launched its Prism Robotic Line Hood, a fume extraction hood designed for large-scale automated production lines and large manual cutting areas.

The Prism Robotic Line Hood is engineered to fit specific dimensions and can accommodate unique workspace configurations.

The Prism Robotic Line Hood is our most cost-effective solution for large production lines with three or more robotic arms and can be customized for up to 30 arms. [Read more…] about Lincoln Electric introduces ‘hood’ system for fume extraction in robotic work areas

Lincoln Electric to expand automation manufacturing capabilities

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Lincoln Electric says it is planning to expand its automation manufacturing capabilities, with the enlargement of its facility at Wayne Trail, Ohio.

The Wayne Trail plant specialises in automated manufacturing solutions for metal forming, fabricating and metal joining processes.

Lincoln says the new investment “nearly doubles the facility’s size” to support larger-scale projects, future growth, and improved operational effectiveness.  [Read more…] about Lincoln Electric to expand automation manufacturing capabilities

‘Believe it or not, automation may bring jobs back to the US’

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One of the major concerns among blue collar workers is the fear that robotic automation will take jobs that are sorely needed by the average working Joe who simply wants to provide for his or her family.

While it is understandable to think this way since automation can do the work in less time and with more efficiency, it may not necessarily be true that automation is going to replace human jobs.

A study emanating from the UK’s prestigious Oxford University indicates that automation may actually be a very good thing in that it will not only bring factories back home, but it will stimulate the economy, creating more jobs in the process.  [Read more…] about ‘Believe it or not, automation may bring jobs back to the US’