Your architecture. A clearly defined welding scope.
Bring the machine concept, available space and control requirements. The integration review establishes which functions belong to the welding subsystem and which remain in the parent machine.
- Mechanical envelope, access and utility requirements
- Laser source and processing head selection scope
- PLC handshakes, safety interface and sequence ownership
- Documentation, acceptance testing and service boundaries
Resolve the interfaces before the hardware.
An interface register records signals, states, timing assumptions, alarms and responsibilities. Review it with mechanical, controls, quality and operations teams before releasing the system design.
An integration brief
your team can work from.
Process scope
Parts, materials, joints and evaluation plan.
Explore solutionMachine scope
Tooling, handling and mechanical interfaces.
Explore solutionDigital scope
Signals, recipes, data and recovery.
Explore solutionPrepare for an engineering review.
Share available drawings, material specifications, annual volume or target cycle, product variants and the planned launch window. We use these inputs to define the next review and the scope of representative trials.
Your next machine.
A better welding process.
Bring your drawings, materials and machine concept. Start with an engineering conversation.
Discuss your project