EUROPE ROBOTIC WELDING MARKET FORECAST 2022-2030

The Europe robotic welding market is predicted to propel with an 8.45% CAGR by 2030, and is anticipated to generate $2473.84 million in revenue between the forecast years 2022 and 2030.

Automation in automotive is nearing saturation in Western Europe. It is gaining traction in the Central and Eastern European (CEE) region. Rising numbers of car manufacturers established their production sites in CEE countries, owing to the competitive advantage of the CEE region over the Western European countries. The region has attracted more investors due to increased economic development and political consolidation.

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The Europe robotic welding market growth evaluation entails the assessment of Italy, Germany, Slovakia, United Kingdom, Hungary, France, Romania, and Rest of Europe. Machinery and equipment (M&E) is a prominent sector of Germany’s economy. Further, operating machinery and equipment sectors globally comprise leading German manufacturing plants. Germany is one of the world’s largest automobile markets and various vehicle manufacturing companies. Moreover, the country has the highest penetration of robotics in Europe. The deployment of robotics has witnessed a marginal decline over the past year due to the pandemic situation in 2020. However, the strong overseas business is driving the adoption of robotics in Germany.

On the other hand, industrial automation is flourishing in France as industries invest substantially in various automation technologies, including welding robotics, to optimize the process. Aerospace, automobiles, and electronics are a few major industries in the country that have adopted robotics technology massively. Moreover, the federal government of France is mulling over the introduction of new policies for helping the automobile industry in the country.

Furthermore, the automotive industry is an important contributor to the Italian economy. The data from National Automotive Supply Chain Association shows that the automotive industry contributes around 6% of Italy’s GDP. Moreover, the country ranks second in Europe for the penetration rate of robotics as the electronics industry has shown a higher adoption rate over the last decade. Meanwhile, the lack of skilled workforce across various verticals is expected to boost the adoption of the robotic welding market in Italy.

The Europe robotic welding market evaluation includes segmentation by payload capacity, end-user, and type. Market by end-user includes electrical & electronics, metals & machinery, automotive & transportation, and other end-users.

The metal & machinery industry is concerned with metalworking and metallurgy. In addition, it includes the manufacturing of machines made from metals for consumers and industries. The metal industry includes facilities that produce metal products from scrap metal or metal ore. Plants cast molten metal and refine metals into desired shapes or produce the inputs for the casting and refining process.

Robotic welding has been adopted for manufacturing high-precision components, owing to the high demand for micro-machined parts and components. The ability to operate in hostile work conditions, precise handling of sharp and heavy metal products with accuracy & tracking, and compact & high-speed operation boost the demand for welding robotics in the metal industry.

Some of the leading players operating in the Europe robotic welding market include FANUC Corp, ABB Ltd, KUKA AG, DENSO Corp, etc.

ABB Ltd is one of the global providers of power and automation technologies. The company offers products, systems, solutions and services to improve productivity, increase power reliability, and enhance energy efficiency. It serves electric, gas and water utilities and industrial and commercial customers. The company operates in Europe, Asia, the Americas, the Middle East and Africa. The company is headquartered in Zurich, Switzerland.

ABB’s IRB 1410 has integrated mounting holes and wire feed cabling to optimize assembly process equipment. Easy arc welding functions are introduced as standard in the IRC5 robot controller and are made available via the FlexPendant, a patented programming and operation interface.

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