Welding automation
What Nordic Welding Expo 2026 revealed: robotics, laser welding and the future of fabrication
March 26, 2026
The Nordic Welding Expo 2026 highlighted where welding is heading. While automation and laser welding are accelerating, the real advantage lies in workflows that deliver repeatable results under real constraints and digital traceability is becoming part of everyday production
Varsha Saraogi
Varsha Saraogi
Varsha Saraogi
Hails from a background in journalism and editorial strategy and brings an international B2B perspective to content and communications at Kemppi. Passionate about creating stories that connect welding technology with the people and industries it serves, combining technical substance with a clear and engaging voice. Work has been published in specialist titles such as Airport Technology, Railway Technology, Ship Technology, FinTech Global, and RegTech Analyst, reflecting experience across a wide range of industrial and business sectors.
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Compact MIG/MAG welder with manual, synergic (Auto), pulse (Auto Pulse), and double pulse welding options. Provides 350 A with a 40% duty cycle. Intelligent welding parameter setting with Weld Assist. Full-color TFT display with integrated digital connectivity to WeldEye and LED work lights for excellent user experience. Includes WiseFusion and work pack welding software programs inc. Fe, Ss, Al, CuSi, CuAl, Fe Metal, Fe Rutil, FC-CrNiMo materials. Suitable for generator use.
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Compact MIG/MAG welder with manual, synergic (Auto) pulse (Auto Pulse), and double pulse welding options. Provides 350 A with a 40% duty cycle. Intelligent welding parameter setting with Weld Assist. Full-color TFT display with integrated digital connectivity to WeldEye and LED work lights for excellent user experience. Includes WiseFusion and work pack welding software programs, inc. Fe, Ss, Al, CuSi, CuAl, Fe Metal, Fe Rutil, FC-CrNiMo materials. Generator and multi-voltage use.
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