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Robotics Welding Automation

A **robotic welding cell** is an automated system designed to perform welding operations using industrial robots, typically within a dedicated and safe enclosure. These cells are widely used in industries like automotive, heavy machinery,
shipbuilding, and metal fabrication for precision, speed, and consistency in welding.

Features of a Robotic Welding Cell

Welding Robot

1. Usually a 6-axis arm with high repeatability and reach
2. Supports MIG, TIG, Spot, or Laser welding

Welding Power Source

1. Integrated with the robot and tailored to the process (MIG/TIG, etc.)

End-of-Arm Tool (Welding Torch)

1. Custom torches for specific welding needs, with integrated wire feeders or cooling systems

Workpiece Positioners

1. Rotary tables, headstock-tailstock systems, or turntables for better access and welding angles

Control System & HMI

1. Touchscreen interface for programming, monitoring, and diagnostics

Safety Enclosure

1. Includes light curtains, fences, and interlocked doors to protect operators

Vision & Sensor Systems

1. Laser seam trackers, touch sensors, or cameras for joint detection and quality monitoring

Fume Extraction

1. Integrated exhaust or filtration systems for worker safety and air quality

Offline Programming & Simulation

1. Software for programming weld paths without stopping production

Applications of Robotic Welding Cells

• Automotive Manufacturing – Chassis, exhaust systems, brackets, and structural components
• Heavy Equipment & Construction – Frames, arms, and buckets
• Shipbuilding – Hull and deck welds
• Railways & Aerospace – Structural and non-structural components
• Metal Fabrication Shops – Repetitive or large-volume welding jobs
• Appliance Manufacturing – Welded metal components in consumer products

Advantages of Robotic Welding Cells

Increased Productivity

1. Robots weld continuously and faster than humans

Consistent Quality

1. Uniform welds with minimal defects or rework

Reduced Labor Costs

1. Less reliance on skilled welders for repetitive tasks

Improved Safety

1. Minimizes human exposure to heat, fumes, and UV radiation

Faster Cycle Times

1. Reduced handling time and quicker welds

High Repeatability

1. Excellent for high-volume or precision-critical applications

Lower Material Waste

1. Accurate weld placement means less spatter and waste

Traceability & Analytics

1. Integrated systems can log weld data for inspection or process improvement

Flexibility

1. Can be reprogrammed for different parts or weld patterns

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