Heavy welded assemblies, machined and painted.
Robot and manual welding, large-envelope CNC machining, painting and assembly under one roof — in series, at a Central European cost base.
The largest plant of the Aries Group
Aries² builds the heavy end of the Aries range: frames, booms, chassis parts and structural assemblies that are welded, machined after welding, painted and often fully assembled before they leave.
Nine welding robots run the repeat work; more than fifty qualified welders take the parts robots cannot reach. A Pama boring and milling machine finishes weldments up to 10 m and 5 t, so bores and faces are machined after welding distortion, not before.
Tornaľa sits in southern Slovakia near the Hungarian border, about 90 km west of Košice. Cut blanks come from our sister cutting plant Aries⁴ Raciostyl, and the plant works with the same engineering team as our French plant Guret.
What we do here
Robotic and manual welding in Slovakia
9 welding robots and 50+ qualified welders, parts up to 14 m and 3.5 t.
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CNC machining of large weldments
Pama boring and milling up to 10 m / 5 t, plus milling and turning centres.
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Powder coating and liquid painting
Powder coating line and a liquid paint booth for parts up to 7 m and 3.5 t.
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Mechanical, hydraulic and electrical assembly
Painted sub-assemblies or finished products, delivered on racks to your line.
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Bending, pressing, punching and sawing
LVD press brakes up to 320 t, a 500 t press, punching, rolling, tube bending and saws.
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Parts made here
Equipment, materials and certifications of the plant.
The plantRobots for repeat work
9 welding robots, parts up to 14 m and 3.5 t, with jigs designed and built in-house.
Machined after welding
Pama boring and milling up to 10 m and 5 t keeps bores and faces true to the drawing.
Painted and assembled
Powder coating, a liquid paint booth up to 7 m, then mechanical, hydraulic and electrical assembly.
Certified welding
ISO 3834-2 welding quality; welders and procedures qualified to EN ISO 9606-1 and EN ISO 15614-1.
Where our assemblies go
Agricultural machinery
Telescopic booms, frames and chassis parts for tractors and telehandlers.
Construction equipment
Chassis, booms and structural weldments machined after welding.
Material handling and lifting
Masts, frames and lift structures, painted and assembled.
Mining and quarrying
Heavy welded structures in high-strength and wear-resistant steel.
Recycling and environment
Robust frames and housings for processing equipment.
Industrial equipment
Machine frames and welded bases, machined and painted.
Frequently asked questions
- How large can a welded assembly be?
- Robot welding takes parts up to 14 m long and 3.5 t. Machining after welding takes parts up to 10 m and 5 t on our Pama machine.
- Is the welding certified?
- Yes. The plant is certified to ISO 3834-2, and our welders and welding procedures are qualified to EN ISO 9606-1 and EN ISO 15614-1.
- Can you deliver painted, fully assembled products?
- Yes. We powder coat or liquid paint, then mount hydraulic, mechanical and electrical components and test before shipping.
- Where is Tornaľa?
- In the Banská Bystrica Region of southern Slovakia, close to the Hungarian border, about 90 km west of Košice.
Have a drawing? Send it — an engineer answers.
Quotes usually within 48 hours.