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Used Robotic Welding Equipment in Hesse, Germany

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2005 IGM robot with two welding machines and extraction system
- Manufacturer: IGM
IGM-Welding-Station IGM Robot Designation: Rti 330 Year of construction: 2005 1st welding unit Manufacturer: Fronius Hoist no.: 4,0750,100 Designation: Transpuls Synergie 4000 2nd welding unit Manufactur...
Frankfurt, Germany
2006 Robot welding cell Cloos type Z6
- Manufacturer: Cloos
The Cloos Romat 320 welding robot is installed on a pedestal for upright robot mounting in a welding cell with forklift capability and attached partition walls.The Rotrol II V4 control system includes the softwar...
Haiger, Germany
2003 Cloos Romat 320/CSTR/CR 402/2XWPG-DP-2.500N
- Manufacturer: Cloos
- Model: Romat
The Romat 320 is mounted on a base in standing position, robot control Rotrol II 9 axes with connecting cable u. Programming handset. Software options of the equipment are: Gas nozzle sensor, transformation and m...
Haiger, Germany
2008 Cloos Romat 350 2X WPEK-2.500N
- Manufacturer: Cloos
- Model: Romat
- Amperage: 450 A
The R350 robot mechanics is mounted in a standing position on a pedestal. This in turn is positioned between two V-shaped workpiece positioners of type WPEK 2,500 N, pick-up weight 250 kg, radius of rotation appr...
Haiger, Germany
2010 Cloos Quirox QRC 410 on C-frame free-running with WPG-B- 10.000 N
- Manufacturer: Cloos
The robot mechanics ORC 410 is mounted overhead on a freely programmable C-stand. The welding equipment includes two GLC 603 Quinto II for tandem and single wire welding as well as a GLW 500 I-H-P-R with cold wir...
Haiger, Germany
2008 Cloos QRC 350 with stationary support table
- Manufacturer: Cloos
We can assemble the system example for you from existing components. Welding robot Cloos QRC 350 with stationary support table on a common base frame. A turning table 0 and 180 degrees, as well as the welding rob...
Haiger, Germany
2002 ZPF 9H,
ZPF 9H, 30 kW 400V/50Hz in SDG (next to plant), 2 modules à 180 m² filter area Suitable for a wide range of extraction problems at several workplaces at the same time. Suitable for larger air volumes. Equipment -...
Haiger, Germany
2016 QRC 350
Cloos welding robot QRC 350 with control Qirox V7,year 2016 software option spot editor, arc seam search and gas nozzle sensor consisting of : C-stand fixed for suspended mounting of the welding robot Robot acces...
Haiger, Germany

Overview

Robotic welding equipment is designed to automate the welding process, increasing precision, efficiency, and consistency in manufacturing and fabrication. These systems typically include a robotic arm, welding power source, and control systems. Ideal for repetitive welding tasks, robotic welding can significantly reduce labor costs and improve weld quality.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when buying robotic welding equipment?

Consider the type of welding process, the complexity of the tasks, the system's compatibility with your existing setup, and the level of support and training provided by the manufacturer.

How can I ensure safe shipping for robotic welding equipment?

Use a specialized transport service experienced in handling industrial machinery. Ensure the equipment is securely packaged and protected against impacts and environmental factors during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for robotic welding equipment?

Regular maintenance includes checking and calibrating the robotic arm, inspecting electrical connections, cleaning sensors and welding nozzles, and updating software. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance guidelines for optimal performance.