AUTOMATIC ROBOTIC WELDING
featuring ADAPTIVE INTELLIGENCE
- no programming needed
Robot Welding for Heavy Steel Industries
The advanced robot welding solutions from Inrotech are characterized by a high level of automation and very
simple operation. Another trademark is Inrotech’s mobile welding robot solutions, where you take the robot to- or even into- the object. Ideal for construction sites, for the welding of large structures or simply where you want robots to fit into your existing workshop flow


The Inrotech-Classic is designed for the welding of webs and bulkheads in the shipbuilding industry

Automate your welding of micro-panels, sub-assemblies and T-profiles in the shipbuilding industry with the Inrotech-MicroTwin

Inrotech-Crawler is a small robot, placed on a carriage running on a flexible rail system, which is fixed to the substrate by means of switchable magnets.

OPTIMIZED WELDING SOLUTIONS
Shipbuilding
Shipbuilding
Oil & Gas
Oil & Gas
Wind & Hydro
Wind & Hydro
Heavy Industry
Heavy Industry

Customized solutions
Both the SensLogic and the WeldLogic technology can be used in a variety of customized solutions,
which may differ more or less from the standard product portfolio.
Please contact us for further information and questions
concerning customized solutions.
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We provide full meeting experiences with live demonstrations through modern tools. Whether you want to know more about our advanced robot solutions or discuss special requirements, we are ready to assist.

Latest news

The benefits of strong collaborations
The company’s founder Flemming Jørgensen’s vision is to make robotic welding systems that are as simple and easy to use as washing machines or dishwashers.

American Shipbuilder Halter Marine orders numerous Inrotech welding robots
Inrotech has received an order for an extensive set of welding robots for shipbuilding in the United States. The Inrotech-MicroTwin, Inrotech-Classic and Inrotech-Crawler were purchased

ShipWeldFlow: Digital twins in ship production
Researchers from the Maersk Mc-Kinney Moller Institute of the University of Southern Denmark (SDU) plan to revolutionize the way ships are designed, planned, and produced.

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