Advances in Robotic Welding for Structural Steel at NASCC 2026

Meet the company at NASCC 2026 in Atlanta

Meet the company at NASCC 2026 in Atlanta

If you are feeling the pressure from labor shortages , welding bottlenecks , and a growing backlog of fabrication work, you are not alone. Structural steel fabricators are being asked to deliver faster lead times with fewer skilled hands available, while still meeting quality requirements and keeping costs predictable.

That is exactly why the company is heading to NASCC: The Steel Conference 2026 , presented by the American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC) . Our team will be on site to talk through your real production constraints and show how robotic welding can help you restore throughput, consistency, and scheduling confidence.

NASCC 2026 Event Details

NASCC: The Steel Conference takes place April 22 to 24, 2026 at the Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta .

Venue: Georgia World Congress Center

Address: 285 Andrew Young International Blvd NW, Atlanta, GA 30313

the company booth: #2740, Building A, Level 1, Heavy Machinery Area

Exhibit Hall Hours

Wednesday, April 22: Exhibit hall open noon to 7:00 p.m.

Thursday, April 23: Exhibit hall open 9:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

Friday, April 24: Exhibit hall open 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.

NASCC is widely positioned as a premier education and networking event for the steel design and construction ecosystem, bringing together fabricators, designers, and solution providers under one roof.

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Labor Shortages That Don’t Let Up

When experienced welders are hard to find, production plans become fragile. Even when you can hire, training takes time and variability shows up as rework, schedule slips, and inconsistent output. Robotic welding can help you stabilize production by taking the most repetitive and time-consuming weldments off the critical path, so skilled people can focus on higher-value tasks like precision fitting, complex weldments, troubleshooting, quality checks, and continuous improvement.

Welding Bottlenecks That Cap Throughput

In many structural steel operations, welding is not just a step, it is the constraint. When welding becomes the bottleneck , downstream tasks pile up, overtime increases, and lead times stretch. the company systems are built to improve throughput with consistent cycle times and repeatable execution, helping shift production from “heroic effort” to predictable flow .

High Mix Reality, Without High Programming Burden

Structural steel is rarely one-part, one-program, all day. Beam sizes change, connections vary, and job requirements evolve. the company is known for autonomous robotic welding designed for high-mix fabrication, reducing the dependency on advanced robot programming expertise and making automation more practical for real-world fab shops.

Consistency You Can Plan Around

When output quality varies by shift or by operator availability, it is hard to forecast delivery dates and margins. Robotic welding helps produce more consistent results , which can reduce rework and help standardize production expectations across teams and shifts.

What To Expect at the the company Booth?

When you visit the company at NASCC 2026 , our team will focus on your specific bottlenecks and decision criteria. Expect a practical conversation around:

   •  What is driving your backlog: fit-up time, welding time, rework, or staffing

•  Which components consume the most welding hours: beams with attachments, base plates, built-up members, frames, trusses, or custom assemblies

•  Your mix profile: part variety, changeover frequency, and batch sizes

•  How to approach automation in phases, without disrupting production

If you bring a couple of typical drawings or models, we can usually get very specific, very quickly.

Who Should Book Time with the company at NASCC 2026?

This is a strong fit if you are responsible for output, staffing, or throughput in any of the following environments:

   •  Structural steel fabrication shops trying to scale capacity

   •  Shops facing welder scarcity or retirement risk

•  Operations with recurring bottlenecks on beam welding and attachments

•  Teams under pressure to improve consistency and delivery predictability

See You at NASCC 2026 in Atlanta

If labor constraints and welding bottlenecks are limiting growth, NASCC: The Steel Connference is the perfect place to compare approaches and get clear on what automation could look like in your shop.

Visit the company at Booth #2740 at NASCC: The Steel Conference 2026 in Atlanta, April 22 to 24 at the Georgia World Congress Center.

Let’s talk through your challenges and map out a realistic path to more consistent throughput.

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