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Robot welding cells & lines
Explore multi-station cells and application-specific welding systems for trusses, transformer tanks and raised-floor pedestals. Start with the joint family, fixture, complete production cycle and loading arrangement before defining the equipment package.
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Robot welding cells & lines
Explore multi-station cells and application-specific welding systems for trusses, transformer tanks and raised-floor pedestals. Start with the joint family, fixture, complete production cycle and loading arrangement before defining the equipment package.
Robot welding cells & linesProject configurationMulti-Station Robot Welding CellsMulti-station robot welding cells organize welding and part loading across separate work locations. Rotary, in-line, wall-mounted, inverted, three-axis-positioner and FT dual-station arrangements address different part-flow, reach and floor-space requirements.
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Robot welding cells & linesProject configurationSteel Truss Robotic Welding LinesSteel truss robotic welding lines combine long-part support, joint fixtures and robot travel for tubular trusses or Bailey-panel-style lattice assemblies. The layout follows node geometry, member variation and the access needed to weld and unload the complete assembly.
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Robot welding cells & linesProject configurationTransformer Tank Robotic WeldingTransformer tank robotic welding systems are configured around corrugated tank seams, fin clearance and enclosure handling. Tank drawings, sheet thickness, fit-up and the required leak-test method determine the fixture, robot access and welding process.
- Configuration
- Application-specific equipment package
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- Layout, torch access and process
Robot welding cells & linesProject configurationRaised-Floor Pedestal Robot WeldingRaised-floor pedestal welding cells automate repeated tube-to-plate joints in support assemblies. Base and head-plate dimensions, tube range, perpendicularity and clamp clearance define the fixture and the robot path for each pedestal family.
- Configuration
- Application-specific equipment package
- Selection
- Layout, torch access and process