Adelaide-based K-TIG develops and supplies Keyhole TIG welding systems that produce high-speed, single-pass, full-penetration welds, with options for robotic automation and integrated welding cells. The process grew from a decade of research by Australia’s CSIRO and the CRC for Welded Structures, and is now used by manufacturers in more than 20 countries. K-TIG applies the technology to demanding work such as aerospace components, power-generation equipment and hygienic bio-pharmaceutical vessels.
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Tip Tig USAFrom its Runnemede, New Jersey weld application center, Tip Tig USA supplies and supports manual and automated equipment built around its patented hot-wire TIG process. The company serves demanding alloy-welding work with systems designed to increase deposition rates while keeping heat input, fumes, distortion and cleanup low. Tip Tig USA is the exclusive supplier of TIP TIG equipment in North America, South America and Australia, and also provides sales, service and training.RUNNEMEDE, PA
AML3D LimitedFounded in 2014 by welding technology specialist Andy Sales, AML3D is an Australian publicly listed technology company built around turning arc-welding expertise into a new way to make large metal parts. Its Adelaide operation develops and supplies ARCEMY® systems based on patented Wire Additive Manufacturing for industrial customers, with the company holding ISO 9001, AS9100D, DNV and Lloyd’s Register approvals.STOW, OH
Mach MachinesFounded by CEO Jandre TerreBlanche after he saw welding robots sitting idle in U.S. fabrication shops, Mach Machines designs and integrates robotic welding automation for fabricators of all sizes. The Cincinnati-area company focuses on high-mix, low-volume work, pairing custom systems—including large-format gantries—with VC Robotics offline programming software so manufacturers can program and control production independently. Mach Machines also provides installation, training, and ongoing field support from system delivery through production.CINCINNATI, OH
Kays Engineering, IncSince Ed Kays opened its doors in Marshall, Missouri, in 1980, Kays Engineering has grown from a one-person welding and repair shop into a 60-plus-employee manufacturer known for precision deep-hole drilling machinery. The company builds made-to-order equipment in its 50,000-square-foot plant, with in-house machining and final testing supporting customers in industries such as aerospace and automotive around the world.KENT, OH