Products
ARC-08T PLC GMAW TOOL JOINT HARD BANDER
The ARC-08T has a simplified control unit for automatic tool joint hardbanding. The system automatically steps between bands with programmable a stop. It includes a complete GMAW welding package, headstock and tail stack, controls, cross slides. Induction heating option available.
ARC-10G PLC GTAW WELDING SYSTEMS
Computer Controlled Cross Slides Integrated Oscillator PLC Control of motion, program steps, and welding parameters Storage of 99 …
ARC-10S SUBMERGED ARC WELDING SYSTEM
This is a PLC controlled automated SAW system used for large diameter cladding operations. All torch motion and …
ARC-11B Pipe Belt Sanding Machine
The ARC-B Pipe Belt Sanding System is a programmable unit that sands oncoming pipe moved by pipe in-feed powered roller conveyor system. Over center clamp arms retain the pipe in position as it is rotated into the stationary grinder unit. An outfeed conveyor system receives pipe as it exits the sanding booth. A dust & debris collection unit captures particles from the sanding process.
ARC-11D SAND CONTROL SCREEN MANUFACTURING
The ARC-11D Drilling Machine consists of a reinforced steel base that supports a servo-driven vertical lift bed. The lift bed supports the perforated pipe as well as a servo-driven headstock with a self-centering 3-jaw lathe chuck. Headstock centerline adjustment and pipe horizontal positioning are completely programmable and are servo-controlled for accurate drill positioning. The machine bed has an integrated coolant recovery system that runs the length of the spindles. The multi-head drilling system incorporates 36 spindles attached to a reinforced backplate.
ARC-11DB Pipe Deburring System
The automatic deburring machine consists of a base frame that contains reinforced steel to support a deburring of pipe. The deburring tool is a 45’ pipe with a wire brush or ball hone rotated by a motor that can be rotated in both directions. The deburring tool is pushed by a travel carriage along with a 45-foot rail system into the ID of the pipe. The pipe is held by pneumatic self-centering pipe clamps that can pneumatically retract for loading/unloading purposes. A PLC is utilized for the controls of the machine.
ARC-11i Sand Screen Inspection System
The ARC-11I Sand Screen Inspection System ensures precision and quality through a specially designed automated inspection process. The system rotates screen pipe on a series of motor-driven pipe rollers as a TDI Line Scan Camera travels by carriage across the extent of the inspection area. Using 3 axes of motion and an intuitive operator interface, the system can move the camera closer to the screen, focus, and inspect up to 40 feet of screen pipe. The system collects, analyzes, and archives images simultaneously in one pass to maximize efficiency.
ARC-11R Robotic Screen End Ring Welding and Shrink Fit Assembly System
The rod base welding process utilizes a robot-controlled system with the capacity to handle 4’ to 20’ screen lengths with an OD range of 4” to 20” to weld screen to couplings by using the GMAW process. The control system has the ability to store weld schedules and real-time override capabilities. The base of the machine is a steel plate for mounting equipment. The torch is manipulated by a robot mounted to the base. A thru-hole headstock with dual auto chucking assembly for holding the screen and coupling during welding. The screen is manipulated by the rotating screen travel support assembly which moves in the horizontal and vertical axis. The screen also rotates 180 degrees to weld the other end without having to handle the screen twice. The screens are stored on the screen rack manually prior to welding. The screen rach is gravity fed and introduces one screen at a time by utilizing a singulator to the rotating screen travel support assembly.
ARC-11RC Screen Rib Cutting System
The automatic rib wire cutting machine measures and cuts rib wires to be used for making screens. The cutting machine uses a spool table with break to allow the wire to spin-off freely. The machine Utilizes a wire pull motor to assist the wire into the rollers. An encoder wheel measures the wire while coming off of the spool. A pneumatic shear cuts the wire at the programmed length. The wires then fall into a tray for the cut wire to rest in. A small control box is used to program cutting length and quantity.
ARC-11S Sand Control Screen Winder
The ARC-11S CNC Sand Screen Winder is a turnkey wire wrap screen system that uses resistance welding to produce over one hundred welds per second. CNC motion control and ARC Specialties controls ensure precision with each weld, making the system well known for manufacturing some of the highest quality sand control products available on the market.
ARC-05PLe – HORIZONTAL WITH ELBOW CLADDING TECHNOLOGY
The system’s software enables operators to simply touch off on two points of the elbow’s ID to generate an automated weld path. ARC Specialties’ elbow cladding technology performs on-the-fly adjustments of the weld parameters, torch position, and torch oscillation as the cross-sectional geometry of the elbow changes throughout the course of the welding process.
MTR-1000 MACHINE TENDING ROBOT
This turnkey pipe beveling system integrates an ABB IRB 120 robot and robot controller to load pipe segments into a B3A beveling system.
Pipe Inspection System
The Pipe Inspection system inspects the welds inside of pipe and performs various tests to ensure the quality of pipe welds.
Portable Linear Welding System
The portable linear welding system works with a three-servo axis and includes adaptive wire feed control and coordinated axis motion control. Optional: Vision system with a manual joystick.
R-PAC 1000 Robotic Plasma Cutting System
This robotic plasma cutting system allows for operations to be built on computer software so no robot programming is required, and it has the ability to cut, bevel, and cope pipe.
Rapid Prototyping Robotic Plasma Welding System
This system incorporates a robotic arm that positions the part beneath the torch to complete the additive manufacturing process.
Robotic Flux Core Welding System
- As it indexes the turntable, the robot cuts the wire in preparation for touch sensing
- Uses touch sense to find the location of the weld on the part
- The operator can safely load and unload parts while the robot welds
- After a certain amount of welds, the torch cleaning station automatically cleans the torch
- The three-step torch cleaning station reams weld spatter of the nozzle, cuts the wire to length, and applies anti-spatter inside the nozzle
- The robot can be brought down to a comfortable working height at the touch of a button to change wire or tools
- Because of the skid-mounted design, the machine can be quickly and easily installed and moved around any space as necessary
- The E-stop safety design is built-in, as well as a laser detection system that protects the operator
Robotic GMAW Cell with Tilt and Rotate Positioner
This robotic welding system utilizes multiple tilt and rotate positioners to produce GMAW with a KUKA robotic arm. The system provides increased productivity, portability, and improves safety with advanced sensors.
