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Collaborative Welding Robots

A mobile collaborative welding workstation that combines force-guided teaching, a water-cooled welding package and flexible magnetic positioning for small-batch and mixed-production fabrication.

Workstation features

Mobile workstation

A mobile format for workstations and large fabrications.

Force-guided teaching

Guide the robot along the required welding path.

Water-cooled welding package

Cooling is part of the workstation configuration.

Magnetic positioning

Assess the mounting surface and secure the base before welding.

Where it fits

Small-batch, multi-variant and non-standard steel fabrication

Use this category as a starting point, then validate the robot, process package, sensing, tooling and safety concept against the actual workpiece.

Selection considerations

  • Workpiece size, joint access and weld length
  • Material, wire diameter and shielding gas
  • Magnetic base surface and secure positioning
  • Torch consumables, cooling and fume extraction

Typical workflow

01

Move and secure

02

Drag-teach the path

03

Dry-run and weld

04

Change over

Application examples

Common production environments

Final suitability depends on the joint, workpiece variation, process target and risk assessment.

01Multi-station welding of steel fabrications
02Large workpieces that are difficult to move
03Small-batch and mixed-model production
04Repair, rework and flexible welding cells
Collaborative welding robot in a large fabrication workshop
Close-up of welding torch and finished seam

Welding case

Cutting Machine Bed Welding

Welding case

Flexible use

Collaborative robot welding with flexible positioning for changing workpieces and on-site production.

Collaborative welding robot flexibly positioned for an on-site welding application

Welding case

CNC machine bed

On-site collaborative robot welding application for a large CNC machine bed structure.

Collaborative welding robot welding a CNC machine bed in a fabrication workshop

Start with your workpiece

Let's identify the right automation path.

Send the part drawing, material, thickness, weld type and expected output. We will use these inputs to structure the first discussion.

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