Wolf Robotics
Solutions for Metalworking Robotics
Manufacturer/integrator of robotic systems for welding, cutting, material removal, material handling and machine tending.
4600 Innovation Drive
Fort Collins, CO 80525
Phone: 970-225-7600
Fax: 970-225-7700
Sales Contact
Kyle Ard
Marketing and Inside Sales Specialist
Email: kyle.ard@wolfrobotics.com
Sales: 970-225-7604
Recent Content on The Fabricator for Wolf Robotics
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Boosting metal fabrication throughput at Mettler Toledo
Productivity is on the rise at Mettler Toledo’s heavy-duty-scale manufacturing plant. And the improvements have only just begun.
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Wolf Robotics hosts Colorado Gov. Hickenlooper
Gov. John Hickenlooper toured Wolf Robotics, Fort Collins, Colo., on March 19, 2015. He was accompanied by Fort Collins Mayor Karen Weitkunat, City Manager Darin Atteberry, Executive Director of the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade Fiona Arnold, and Industry...
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Wolf Robotics joins collaboration to advance computer-aided robotics for welding
Wolf Robotics LLC, Fort Collins, Colo., has announced its participation in a collaboration of industry leaders working with the National Shipbuilding Research Program (NSRP) to make advancements in the area of computer-aided robotics for welding (CAR-W). CAR-W is a software technology that strives...
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Wolf Robotics announces passing of Michael Stoops, North Central regional manager
Wolf Robotics has announced that Michael Eugene Stoops, North Central regional manager, died July 21 in Ames, Iowa. He traveled the Midwest to sell welding robots for more than 14 years.
Stoops is survived by his wife and three children.
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Wolf Robotics establishes new website
Wolf Robotics has announced the launch of a new website at www.wolfrobotics.com. New features of the redesigned website include iPad®, tablet, and smartphone compatibility; a campaign section with company news, advertising campaigns, and tradeshow updates; and an automation assessment survey to...
Robotic advancements in welding tube, pipe
Robotics gained a foothold in industry because they can work in environments that are hot, toxic, or otherwise dangerous. The drawback was the programming, which initially was tedious and time-consuming, especially for precision tasks such as welding. Advancements in tactile sensing systems, automated arc welding controls, and software for tube and pipe welding have helped to spread robotic welding technology.
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Robotic welding positioner available in load capacities of 1,102 and 1,653 lbs. per side
A heavy-duty, three-axis welding positioner configuration is available from Wolf Robotics in load capacities of 1,102 and 1,653 lbs. per side. The positioner has a Ferris wheel-type interchange between stations for operator loading and unloading while a robot is welding on the other side. The...
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Robotic welding cell control features slim design, touchscreen operation
Wolf Robotics has introduced a robotic welding cell control that features a slim design with touchscreen operation. Numerous control screens are used to control the welding process, including system diagnostics, overall equipment effectiveness, automatic cycling, service, and alarms. The control...
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Wolf Robotics personnel receive CRAW-T training, certification
Wolf Robotics employees Patrick Cross, Franklin Jones, Drew Akey, Aaron Bailey, Dan Gipson, Joshua Cirbo, and Jeff Gauger recently became qualified as AWS Certified Welding Inspectors and passed the Certified Robotic Arc Welding Technician requirements. The company's employees, including customer...
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Wolf Robotics hires new Southeast regional manager
Wolf Robotics, Fort Collins, Colo., a provider of robotic metalworking equipment, technology, manufacturing, and servicing, recently appointed Patrick R. Clayton as regional manager for the southeast region. Clayton manages the sale of robotic welding and cutting systems, including standard modular...
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Wolf Robotics personnel receive CWI certification
Wolf Robotics, Fort Collins, Colo., has announced that several of its employees have passed the qualifications and testing required to be considered official AWS certified welding inspectors. Scott Cornelison, Gary Brown, Dale Lockwood, Patrick Cross, Franklin Jones, Drew Akey, Aaron Bailey, Dan...
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Rimrock-Wolf names regional managers
Rimrock-Wolf Robotics, Fort Collins, Colo., has hired Todd McEllis as Great Lakes regional manager and Bruce Anderson as Northeast regional manager. Both McEllis and Anderson handle the sale of robotic welding and cutting equipment featuring ABB robots from standard LeanArcš cells to...
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Wolf names support engineer, regional manager
Wolf Robotics, Fort Collins, Colo., has hired Jimmy Barber as customer support engineer and has appointed Tim Ulinski as regional manager for the south central U.S. Barber performs field service, installation, and maintenance of robotic welding and cutting equipment, from standard LeanArc cells to...
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Wolf hires regional manager
Wolf Robotics, Fort Collins, Colo., has named Patrick Davis as regional manager for the western U.S. Davis handles sales of robotic welding and cutting equipment with ABB robots, from standard LeanArc cells to custom-engineered systems. Davis has more than 30 years' experience in the industry, has...
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Robotic welding
Rad Craig, owner of Induction Concepts, which develops high-performance twin turbo systems, has been considering robotic welding but wasn't sure where to go for information. Rad contacted Practical Welding Today®, which contacted several robotic welding equipmentmakers and integrators to help him find the answers to his questions. This is the first of several articles PWT plans to publish directly from subscribers' questions.