Robotic MIG welding systems designed and built for thicker metals and heavy-duty production, with all-position capability and high repeatability.
Metal Inert Gas welding, also known as GMAW or Gas Metal Arc Welding, feeds a continuous metal wire electrode that doubles as filler material. Gable integrates the process into automated robotic workcells with all-position capability, well suited to thicker metal pieces and heavy-duty applications. Six-axis robots place each weld with sub-millimeter precision, performing the same weld the same way each time for consistent, repeatable results across high-volume production.
A continuously feeding wire electrode serves as both arc and filler, giving all-position capability suited to thicker metals and heavy-duty work.
| Process | Robotic MIG (GMAW) wire-feed welding |
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| Best For | Thicker metals, heavy-duty, all-position welds |
| Controls | Six-axis robots, weld monitoring |
| Industries | Automotive, aerospace, marine, medical |
Automated MIG welding delivers improved weld consistency and higher repeatability than manual work, reaching difficult welds at speeds a manual welder cannot sustain. Six-axis robots run a steady pace day after day, handling more metal thicknesses while saving floor space. With regular preventative maintenance, these systems stay in service for over a decade, maximizing throughput and uptime.
From CAD design through fabrication and robotic integration, every MIG welding workcell is engineered and built in-house to match your parts and volume.
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Fabrication
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Inspection
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This Service
Well suited to thicker metals, sheet metal, and heavy-duty assemblies across automotive, aerospace, airline, marine, and medical manufacturing.
- Steel
- Stainless steel
- Aluminum
- Heavy-gauge assemblies
Over 50 years of build experience and over 40,000 sq ft of capability back robotic MIG welding workcells designed, built, and supported in-house.
Serving Metro Detroit and the globe
Manufacturing, assembly, and engineering space
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MIG welding connects to spot welding cells, automated robotic systems, assembly workcells, and end-of-arm tooling for a complete, vertically integrated build.
Send a drawing, print, PDF, or STEP file for a Request for Quote. Call 248-554-1818 or email sales@gablemfg.com and our team will respond quickly.