Define the work
Start with the weldments, joint access, part variation, material handling, and production objective.
Planning overview
Turn a welding need into a confident system plan.
RAS planning starts with the real work: your parts, weld access, loading flow, fixture approach, floor space, utilities, and production target. Use the tools below in the order that helps your team make a clear next decision.
Plan around the part.Then confirm the platform, layout, and launch path.
A practical sequence
Make the next decision easier.
There is no need to have every answer before the first conversation. These checkpoints organize the information that matters most before a final RAS recommendation.
Confirm the fit
Compare platform reach, loading approach, fixture strategy, floor space, and utilities before selection.
Build the path
Use a preliminary layout review and ROI discussion to move toward an application-engineering recommendation.
Planning tools
Choose the right starting point.
Each tool moves a different part of the decision forward. Start wherever your team has the most questions.
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System Finder
A quick fit conversation around your parts, loading method, and production priorities.
Find My System →02ROI Calculator
Translate labor, cycle time, rework, and capacity goals into an initial business case.
Estimate ROI →03Layout Review
Share drawings, photos, dimensions, and facility constraints with the RAS team.
Request Review →When you are ready
Bring RAS the part, not a guess.
Drawings, photos, part dimensions, fixture notes, and a rough production target are enough to begin a focused review.