Robot Welding Support And Positionnement

CR robots support welding stations by positioning parts, holding fixtures, and running repetitive tack or seam paths where the fixture and program justify automation.

How the cell works

For aluminum fabrication, the robot's role is usually decided by the fixture: when parts arrive in a repeatable position, the robot can run tack paths, hold pieces for a manual welder, or present assemblies to a positioner.

Each project reviews part tolerance, fixture design, and weld access before a path is proposed. The goal is a station where the robot handles the repeatable motion and the welder or weld package handles the process judgment.

Typical cell parameters

RobotCR series six-axis
Typical rolePart positioning, fixture holding, tack paths
Repeatability+/- 0.05 mm class for taught paths
Fixture requirementRepeatable part location is the deciding factor
IntegrationWorks with positioner and weld power source interlocks

Arc-on time share in a supported station

Manual handling and tackinglimited arc-on share
Robot-supported stationmore time welding, less handling
Robot Welding Support And Positionnement

Recommended equipment list

  • CR Series Six-Axis Industrial Robot

Local adaptation for France, Maroc, Algerie, Tunisie et Afrique du Nord

Les ateliers de portes et fenetres d'Afrique du Nord demandent souvent des scies robustes, des commandes simples et des notes de formation.

Voltage230V/400V 50Hz common configuration
DocumentationDossier CE, notes de protection de securite et resume des parametres en francais peuvent etre prepares
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