Customer stories

WELDING AUTOMATION TURNS COMPLEXITY INTO CONTROLLED EFFICIENCY Liebherr Rostock, one of the leading European manufacturer of maritime handling technology, continuously seeks innovation in production processes to uphold its reputation for performance and quality. As demand surged and welding complexity grew across their product lines—particularly in the construction crane and mining equipment divisions—Liebherr Rostock sought a

CS Wind Offshore is a leading player in the renewable energy sector, manufacturing complex large-scale steel structures, including foundations and substations. With a commitment to innovation and sustainability, the company focuses on delivering high-quality foundations, substations, and other critical infrastructure to support the growing demand for clean energy. The offshore wind industry demands robust, large-scale

Albwardy Damen, a leading shipbuilding and repair company in the UAE, continues to advance its operations amidst challenging market conditions. Known for its expertise in building and repairing a wide range of vessels, Albwardy Damen has recently integrated state-of-the-art welding robots into its production processes, achieving remarkable success and efficiency. With a strong reputation for

Visit to Odense Steel Shipyard In 2009, Oshima Shipyard did not have any welding robots in their assembly lines, and the shipyards understanding of robotics for productivity enhancement was limited. The idea of incorporating robots into its production, similar to the offline systems used by larger shipyards at the time, seemed unattainable. However, during a

Inrotech has received an order from Cemre Shipyard, a leading shipbuilder in turkey. The Turkish shipyard invest in high quality welding automation as a response to the increasing demand of hi-tech-eco-friendly vessels. The agreement between Cemre Shipyard and Inrotech includes an Inrotech-MicroTwin micropanel line for construction of fishing vessels, Offshore vessels, passenger vessels and aquaculture