Caldera Product Spotlight: Supporting Modular Systems for Data Centers

Caldera Manufacturing Group makes and assembles the critical infrastructure components data centers need to support and protect their operations. As demand for data center capacity soars, data center modular systems are becoming more popular. With greater flexibility and scalability, modular systems enable data centers to grow while saving on costs. Many of our data center projects include mechanical skids […]

If you’re a detail-oriented individual with a strong mechanical aptitude and would enjoy working in a manufacturing or construction environment, then becoming a welder could be an ideal career choice.

Robotic welding automates the welding process to increase accuracy, enhance safety and reduce the time needed to complete each project. These benefits make the robotic welding process a popular alternative to manual metal joining.

The welding industry has been facing a shortage of workers in the last few years, and this will continue in the near future. The American Welding Society predicts a deficit of 400,000 welders by 2024, showing a decreasing number of welders in the U.S.

To meet the demands of the welding process, robotic welding has emerged as an important advancement. When it comes to robotic vs manual welding, each technique has specific pros and cons.

If you have a diverse supply base in traditional terms, you have a pool of suppliers manufacturing different things for you. The different pieces that make up the end product to your company all come together at some point in time.