Corporate Profile: Taylor-Winfield Technologies
Taylor-Winfield Leverages Resistance Welding with Automation.
Posted: March 27, 2024
For the past 140 years, Taylor-Winfield Technologies has remained a global leader in commercial welding and material joining machines, supplying stand alone welders and parts production systems to facilities around the globe. However, as the manufacturing landscape has evolved toward industrial automation, so has Taylor-Winfield.
Taylor-Winfield dominates when designing and building custom automated systems that leverage the material joining techniques the business has historically been known for. These include resistance welding, arc welding, induction heating, capacitor discharge welding and linear friction welding. And with the recent labor shortages and pandemic-accelerated staffing issues, the need for Taylor-Winfield’s automated production equipment has soared.
Robotic Technology Has Revolutionized Productivity
“Companies just can’t find qualified and willing workers,” explained Donnie Wells, President of Taylor-Winfield, “so they are turning to our automated solutions. We currently have more robots under our roof than at any other time in our company’s history.”
As a preferred integrator of all the major robot manufacturers, Taylor-Winfield’s integration expertise has helped automate a wide variety of tasks that production facilities had previously done manually, including various types of welding, drilling, riveting, routing, heating, bonding, packaging, banding, chamfering and more.
One-Stop-Shop for Automated Solutions
Equipped with a customer success-focused team of multi-disciplined engineers, as well as a state-of-the-art manufacturing facility, Taylor-Winfield can handle the entire process of an automated system – from concept to delivery – all under one roof. From stand-alone machines to custom fully automated turn-key systems, Taylor-Winfield is your American-made one-stop-shop for advanced automated solutions.
Despite Taylor-Winfield’s catalog of over 55,000 successful projects, the work they are most proud of is the work they will do next.
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