In your operation
Start from the weld, not the robot
Arm, torch, power source and fixtures are selected around the actual joint, material and access constraints.
- Configuration
- Process-specific cell
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W—ROBOTICSIndustrial arms & cobots
W Cobot Welding Cell
A managed welding automation cell engineered around the joint, part mix, fixture and required production rate.
- Process
- Welding
- Cycle time
- Trial-validated
- Delivery
- RaaS
Price on requestSAR
Own the equipment. Configuration and project scope are confirmed in your quote.
Compare productsPrices and commercial terms are confirmed in your quote. Purchase, short-term rental, long-term rental and RaaS are available; configuration, deployment and service scope depend on the project.
Product profile
Repeatable weld families where quality, labor availability and process consistency justify a configured cell.
Welding
- Product type
- Industrial arms & cobots
- Best for
- Manufacturing
- Environment
- Indoor
What it does for your operation
Task performance
Prove cycle time on real parts
Representative parts and an agreed weld acceptance standard are used before the final deployment commitment.
- Cycle time
- Trial-validated
Site fit
Engineer the complete cell
Extraction, utilities, fixtures, guarding and operator flow are included in the site-fit review.
- Layout
- Site-specific
Safety & sensing
Manage welding hazards
Arc, fumes, heat, spatter and robot motion are addressed in the completed safety concept.
- Safety
- Risk-assessed
Define the supplied configuration.
The delivered scope is matched to the application and acceptance criteria.
Equipment & options
Collaborative or industrial arm; welding source; torch; wire feed; extraction; positioner; fixtures; guarding; vision; controls
Robot model, welding package, fixtures, safety concept and cycle time are selected only after sample-part and site validation.
Operating conditions
IndoorWill it work at your site?
Access & operating limits
- Site planning
- Representative drawings and parts, weld procedure, fixture review, extraction, utilities, cell footprint, process owner and acceptance criteria.
Robot model, welding package, fixtures, safety concept and cycle time are selected only after sample-part and site validation.
Typical applications
MIG/MAG welding
repetitive seams
fabricated assemblies
small-batch part families
Technical specifications.
- Robot, reach and payload
- process-specific
- Welding source and torch
- material and joint-specific
- Cycle time
- validated with representative parts
- Safety concept
- based on process risk assessment
Published figures depend on configuration and operating conditions. Final performance is confirmed for the deployed scope.
Before you decide.
Which robot is used?
We select the arm after checking reach, payload, torch access and cycle time.
Can it handle multiple parts?
Yes, when the part family, fixtures and changeover method are engineered and accepted.
How is performance guaranteed?
The commissioned scope uses agreed sample parts and an acceptance test rather than generic speed claims.
Explore the application.
Compare the approaches and site requirements in these related solution guides.
W—ROBOTICS deployment & supportThe robot is part
The robot is part
of the solution.
We help define the right setup for your operation, from site assessment and integration to team training and ongoing support.
Equipment, installation and service responsibilities are agreed in your proposal.
Discuss your deploymentLet’s talk about
your project.
Share your task and location. We’ll help define the configuration and commercial terms.
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