The North America robotic welding market is set to record an 8.93% CAGR by 2030, and is estimated to generate a revenue of $1623.61 million during the forecast years, 2022-2030.

Robotic welding is a process that automates mechanized programmable tools to weld and handle the industry’s equipment. Industrial robots are becoming essential across several industrial sectors, such as oil & gas, automobiles, construction, etc. Additionally, adopting robots has resulted in outstanding outputs in terms of surface finish and dimensional accuracy across the industry.

To know more about this report, request a free sample copy

It is also observed that industries like construction, automotive, etc., consistently implement advanced robotic technology to automate manufacturing processes. As a result, owing to the investments in research & development activities and implicit efforts of the manufacturers, sales are increasing.

North America is characterized by developed economies such as the United States and Canada, with high GDP per capita. Further, the growth is driven by vast industrializing infrastructure, favorable economic policies, a positive outlook on adopting advanced technology, and a high inclination toward automation across the industrial and commercial sectors. Most of the fortune 500 manufacturing companies have a strong manufacturing footprint in the region, so the adoption of automation, including the use of robotics across the manufacturing sector, is on the higher side.

The North America robotic welding market growth assessment entails the analysis of Canada and United States. The United States is among the highly industrial country. Metals, electronics, automotive, and construction are among the major industries in the country that are highly inclined toward adopting advanced technology. However, automotive industries such as electronics, pharmaceutical, consumer goods, and others are increasing their emphasis on procurement of advanced robotics including welding robotics and showcased a positive adoption trend in 2020.

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

The electricals & electronics sector includes designing and manufacturing electronic & electrical equipment for consumers and industries. The electronics & electrical industry consists of electrical equipment manufacturing, electronic products manufacturing, and navigational, measuring, electromedical, and control instruments manufacturing. The electronics segment uses numerous welding robots driven by the need for speed, precision, and quality. Further, the electronics industry is expected to increase the number of welding robots for new production processes. As a result, welding robotics applications in the electronics & electrical industry are experiencing rapid growth.

Additionally, the production of electronics and electrical goods has seen a sharp increase in investment, which has led to numerous new factories and plant expansions, providing the sector with attractive growth potential. The electronics and electrical sectors have become crucial for the robotic welding market. Robotic welding for electronics and electrical has become much simpler to operate, decreasing installation times and overall cost of robotic solutions. Automotive applications still dominate the market for robotic welding, but sales of robot welding equipment in the electronics and electrical sectors are also rising.

Some of the key companies in the North America robotic welding market entails Miller Electric Company, Hyundai Corp, ABB Ltd, Lincoln Electric Company, etc.

Miller Electric Company is a welding equipment manufacturer. It offers fume extraction systems, plasma cutters, industrial regulators, safety glasses, air-cooled blankets, consumables, and other accessories. The company caters to education, agriculture, construction, aviation, motorsports, and marine applications. The company is headquartered in Wisconsin, United States.

Millermatic 141 from Miller Electric auto-sets to provide the exact settings to weld mild steel, while the flexibility to manually set own parameters is achieved with infinite voltage control. It also sets the wire diameter, dials in the thickness of welding object, and start welding with the exact parameters.

Report Synopsis

To request a free sample copy of this report, please complete the form below:

We offer 10% free customization including country-level data, niche applications and competitive landscape with every report.