How does the cockpit welding workstation improve weld access?
A gantry-mounted robot with three external axes works with a U-shaped dual-axis positioner to improve welding accessibility.
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Cockpit welding workstation
The robot of the cockpit welding workstation adopts the gantry inverted installation, and has external axis extension in the three directions of xyz, and cooperates with the U-shaped double-axis positioner to weld the workpiece, which greatly improves the welding accessibility. This welding workstation is suitable for…
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- Workpiece drawings and model variants
- Joint locations and welding process
- Positioning, access and loading requirements
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How it fits your production.
The robot of the cockpit welding workstation adopts the gantry inverted installation, and has external axis extension in the three directions of xyz, and cooperates with the U-shaped double-axis positioner to weld the workpiece, which greatly improves the welding accessibility. This welding workstation is suitable for workpieces with large overall size and requiring multi-position flip welding.
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These are the requirements to discuss when selecting and integrating this equipment.
- 01Workpiece drawings and model variants
- 02Joint locations and welding process
- 03Positioning, access and loading requirements
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Which workpieces suit this workstation?
It suits large workpieces that require welding after flipping through multiple positions.
