SRZ Powder Coating

Professional reconditioning services for auto/moto wheels made of aluminum alloy or steel that need straightening, welding, blasting, electrostatic painting or Diamond Cut. With over 10 years of experience, we provide professional reconditioning services for auto/moto wheels made of aluminum alloy or steel that need straightening, welding, blasting, electrostatic painting, or Diamond Cut. Welding wheels is a complex procedure performed by SRZPowderCoating.ro, which is ready to take the next step. In Western Europe, industrial robots have entered small welding workshops, after being the privilege of corporations for many years. Faced with high demand, supply chain issues, competition from Asian countries practicing low costs, and a lack of workforce, many companies are looking for solutions to integrate robotic welding into their daily production routine. In this way, they hope to survive in a competitive and dynamic market. Of course, as with other new technologies, there are questions to be asked and issues to consider before making a decision regarding the system most suitable for a particular type of business. The production mix, waste rate, need for improvement of existing infrastructure, productivity in the new conditions, staff training, and ultimately the return on investment are essential factors to evaluate. Robotic welding does not mean the elimination of all welders and does not assume the removal of the human factor from the process. But it can mean a need for additional qualification, requiring the introduction of data on which the robot will perform tasks. Additionally, only a qualified welder will be able to truly assess whether the robot has executed operations according to standards. At the same time, acquiring a welding robot will change the business model, usually resulting in increased productivity, performing more operations in a shorter time. However, this increase brings with it a greater need for contracts, an increase in the activity of marketing and sales departments, being essential to exploit the equipment at the capacity it was designed for in order to recover the investment made during the anticipated timeframe. This also means recalibrating the supply process, to always have the necessary parts or raw materials for operation. In the wheel reconditioning process, wheel welding represents one of the most important stages! Welding wheels is an essential process for reconditioning wheels when we want the car to function within parameters. Because any car represents a system, and the failure of one part of it leads to the imbalance of the entire system and its wear. Specifically, when the wheels of the car show physical wear, they can affect the steering system, braking system, suspensions, and can dramatically shorten the life of the tires. All these shortcomings translate into discomfort during operation, high repair costs for the parts involved in the system, but primarily a significant reduction in safety in traffic. Therefore, it is important that reconditioning works are carried out in the shortest time and to the highest standards. And the welding robot is certainly capable, when operated properly, of delivering remarkable results. This requires proper training of the staff, a small investment relative to the expected benefits. Reconditioning wheels with the help of industrial robots adds value to the work, due to the remarkable quality of the resulting products. Most often, as a result of welding components, other processes such as grinding and bringing surfaces to equal levels occur. This process can be eliminated in the case of automated welding, with the robot managing to deliver a smooth surface that seems to be an extension of the surfaces of the welded piece. And even if the welded pieces, by their nature, do not come out perfectly finished after the welding process, companies developing industrial robots are already offering customers new and complex services. These include precision finishing, cleaning surfaces of surface contaminants and spatters, as well as milling surfaces. Paradoxically, human personnel integrated into such projects regain their enthusiasm, moving from repetitive work, often tedious and unsatisfying, to more creative work.