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Vision-Based Adaptive Intelligence Software Extends Lincoln Electric’s Technology Platform -Lincoln Electric®  is pleased to announce that it has acquired Inrotech A/S.  Headquartered in Odense, Denmark, Inrotech is a privately held automation system integration and technology firm specializing in automated welding systems.  CLEVELAND, Monday, June 3, 2024 — Lincoln Electric®  is pleased to announce that it […]

Inrotech has received an order from Tersan Shipyard, a diversified company with expertise in constructing LNG and battery-operated vessels, as well as various value-added niche new-built ships of various types and sizes. The agreement between Tersan Shipyard and Inrotech includes an Inrotech-MicroTwin micropanel line for construction of passenger vessels, fishing, tankers and offshore vessels. Tersan

Inrotech welcomes Henrik Lenskjold as its new Chief Executive Officer. Henrik, who served as the Chief Operation Officer at Inrotech for six years, has been appointed for this position.  After a decade of dedicated service as the CEO, Gert Jørgensen has decided to retire, passing the reins to the former COO, Henrik Lenskjold. This transition

Welding robots originating from Denmark have gained substantial popularity within the Turkish shipbuilding industry for the welding of ship panels. Ada Shipyard, a prominent shipyard situated in Tuzla, Istanbul, has recently opted for Inrotech’s welding robots to streamline their welding processes in shipbuilding. The decision was driven by the technology’s user-friendly interface, flexibility, and advantageous

Inrotech has received an order from Santierul Naval Orsova Shipyard, a leading shipbuilder in Romania. The company invest in high quality welding automation as a response to the increasing demand of domestic and foreign river barge activities. The agreement between Orsova Shipyard and Inrotech includes an Inrotech-MicroTwin micropanel line for construction of river barge cargos,

The growing need for skilled welders in offshore wind and shipyards worldwide has placed a huge demand for labor in these sectors. Numerous manufacturers experience a lack of efficient, high quality welding solutions for large and complex structures. For example, some wind projects can span two to three years, and a single project can easily

Inrotech recently introduced a new automated welding solution to help offshore, wind markets and heavy industries to overcome common welding challenges. Numerous of wind energy companies experience a lack in efficient, high quality welding solutions for large and complex structures. Most of the vertical welds are done manually, or at least semi-manual using a tractor.

A new research project, – the Center for Large Structure Production (LSP) at the University of Southern Denmark (SDU) has received a grant of just over DKK 13 million to develop a mobile robot crane that, among other things, can be used to weld large wind turbine foundations. Towards year 2050, 10,000 of the largest

Since Inrotech introduced its welding technology and solutions, the user-friendly gantry solution, Inrotech-MicroTwin, have been met with overwhelming interest from customers in United Arab Emirates and Italy. Baglietto Naval Steel The Italian company Baglietto Naval Steel chooses welding automation solutions from Inrotech to produce micropanels, sub-assemblies and T-profiles for the shipyards. Baglietto Naval Steel is

Ador Welding Limited, The leading welding and cutting solutions provider, has announced its partnership with Inrotech, a Danish mobile robotic and adaptive multi-pass welding technologies provider in India. With customers being the driving force behind all the initiatives at Ador, this partnership aims to further meet the growing demand for welding automation technology in shipbuilding,

Offshore wind is now widely recognized as a proven and reliable source of renewable energy. Rapidly expanding government commitments and technological advantages are contributing to the positive outlook in established markets and countries new to offshore wind. Various companies are pursuing offshore wind projects, some of which may involve challenges and risks. As a result

With over €27 million. DKK in backing, University of Southern Denmark and a number of other companies will develop robot and automation technology for processing large workobjects within construction, heavy fabrication, shipbuilding and energy sectors. The reaction was gawking and slightly skeptic when the deputy director of Odense Steel Shipyard, Torben Andersen, introduced welding and

The leading technical solutions and services provider of various industries, German-Gulf Enterprises Ltd, announced their partnership with Danish mobile robotic and adaptive multi-pass welding technologies provider, Inrotech during the 2nd quarter of 2022. The collaboration aims to unify the expertise of both companies to provide intelligent and user-friendly automation solutions equipped with intelligent software and

Manufacturing companies have to face an increasing shortage of welding specialists. In order to counteract this, well thought-out technologies are needed to avoid interfering with the production conditions and at the same time relieve the welding specialists employed. ABICOR BINZEL now offers such technology solutions with robust, reliable robot welding torches and an extensive knowledge

INROTECH PARTNERS WITH GULLCO INTERNATIONAL The Danish provider of mobile robotic welding and adaptive multi-pass welding technologies, Inrotech has partnered with Gullco International, a manufacturer of automated welding and cutting carriages, modular automation, and custom automation solutions. The two companies will use their partnership to strengthen their customer offerings and market position. With this partnership, both

Inrotech has received another order from Welcon for the deployment of various welding robots, which will be used to weld wind towers and floating foundations on the largest expansion in Welcon’s history. The expansion consists of four large plate preparation lines, a new surface treatment facility, additional storage, and several welding shops, enabling Welcon to

Inrotech has received an order of several welding robots developed for vertical multipass welds. The Inrotech-Vertigo is purchased by the Danish windtower manufacturer Welcon and will be used during construction of floating foundations for offshore wind turbines, which enable new paths towards a cost-effective green energy transition in wind markets. Inrotech’s automated robot welding solution

The Danish renewable energy company Bladt Industries has placed a significant order for Robotic Welding of large structures. The order includes six fully automated Inrotech-C&B(Column&Boom), equipped with KUKA Robots, Lincoln Power Units and Enabl Tower Structures. This solution is specifically developed for automatic multipass welding of plate joints (butt-joints). Significant investment in a modern automated welding

Inrotech launches a new welding solution to help construction companies overcome common challenges in welding of Storage tanks Within the next decade, many countries will build e.g., LNG Storage tanks on a large scale to improve clean energy use, safer provision and reserves of energy.  Currently, there is a lack in efficient, high-quality welding solutions.

The company’s founder Flemming Jørgensen’s vision is to make robotic welding systems that are as simple and easy to use as washing machines or dishwashers. The user does not have to think about what lies under the hood. ”We have brought robotic welding into a completely new dimension. I want our company to be the