Technology news

If high productivity and great path flexibility are what you need this is the solution for you. This solution enables welding on the fly. It minimizes your cycle time and optimizes laser utilization.  Read more >>

AWL has recently become the proud owner of a computer-controlled
coordinate-measuring machine which enables AWL to quickly and accurately measure both the products provided by customers and the products made by AWL machines.

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Adhesive bonding applications are becoming more dominant in AWL machines. Adhesive bonding has taken a huge leap and provides the next generation of joinings with an answer to the shift towards lightweight.  Read more >>

For safety and protection of the robotic laser welding machines, AWL-Techniek uses leading components and systems. These components are used to monitor and control the "invisible" danger of laser radiation in a sophisticated way and thus prevent injuries.  Read more >>

The AWL-Techniek control system is characterized by high reliability, which is partly achieved by the use of object-oriented programming. Here a machine’s different functions are handled within defined software blocks.  Read more >>

Use of the AWL-developed cylinder is specifically intended for applications where there is little space, but a need for many pressure points. This solution offers great perspective for welding thin plates in the automotive industry.  Read more >>

During the lifetime of your machine you want to have the reliability and up-time of your machine under control and keep your operating complexity to a minimum. AWL can give you both by using an object-oriented approach.  Read more >>

The AWL laser concepts are designed to offer you the best balance in price/performance. In order to meet your specific requirements, AWL has developed a large laser-welding portfolio of machine configurations.  Read more >>

During the lifetime of your machine you want to have the “total cost of ownership” under control and keep your operating complexity to a minimum. AWL can give you both by using object-oriented programming.  Read more >>

The market is changing and so are your customers’ demands. AWL sees three major drivers for moving into laser welding: cost savings, uniform quality and product design.  Read more >>

AFPT recently entered the market with the newly-developed tape placement process. AWL supports AFPT with the engineering and integration of these welding production systems into production units.
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AWL can provide ‘AWL Remote Diagnostics’ for all its customers. This is a made-to-measure online remote diagnostic system. It guarantees excellent levels of support in the event of a interruption, which enables machine downtime and loss of production capacity to be reduced to a minimum.  Read more >>

When we developed the 3rd generation software we had one thing in mind; How can we enhance the optimal performance of our automated welding machine, taking all the safety issues in consideration? In other words, let the up-time of you machine be our worry!  Read more >>

Upgrading your current automated welding cells is a sensible investment. The sustainability of the AWL automated welding cells exceeds the most ambitious expectations.  Read more >>

The question begs as to whether the use of strong steel in the Dutch manufacturing industries can make a contribution towards a breakthrough in laser welding?  Read more >>

In 10 to 20 years from now laser welding will be the norm. By then laser welding systems will be a commodity in manufacturing industries.  Read more >>