COST-EFFECTIVE & PRODUCTIVE
/ Transparent investment costs
/ Profitable, even for limited batch runs
/ No programming knowledge required
/ Two-station operation for increased output
/ Transparent investment costs
/ Profitable, even for limited batch runs
/ No programming knowledge required
/ Two-station operation for increased output
/ Define welding, start, and end points using buttons on the welding torch
/ Comprehensive welding program and parameters library
/ Protective housing with automatic glare protection, integrated extraction, and collision protection
/ Automatically lowering station separation for two-station mode
Welding equipment
/ Six-axis cobot, pneumatic linear axis enables automatic station change in two-station mode
/ Easy-to-use 12" touchscreen tablet to create welding programs
/ Control panel to start production
/ Demmeler table to clamp production parts and equipment
/ Foot switch to move cobot manually
/ MIG/MAG power source
Safety booth
/ Safety-controlled doors
/ Automatic glare protection
/ Pneumatic station separation
/ Integrated fume extraction as standard
/ LED light for optimal illumination of the work area
1. Positioning cobot arm and welding torch by hand
/ Press yellow button and move the torch to the required welding position by hand. Make sure that the cobot arm and welding torch will be able to move freely during the automated welding sequences, without risk of collision, along the relevant welding paths. As a safeguard, individual points are saved on the movement axes by pressing the white button. Alternately, the cobot arm can also be moved using the foot switch or the 12" tablet.
2. Define the welding path start and end points
/ Press the yellow ARC button to define the welding path start and end points (ARC-ON/ARC-OFF).
3. Select welding job on the tablet
/ The cobot welding cell already comes with a wide selection of predefined welding jobs on the power source. Once all welding paths have been defined, all the operator needs to do is enter the welding job number (as per the reference list) and the welding speed, and then start the welding program.
Operation with two stations
Welding and simultaneous loading or unloading of components.
Maximum component size
600 x 600 x 600 mm.
Operation with one station
For components with a width up to 2000 mm.
Maximum component size
2000 x 600 x 600 mm.
Wirefeeder handle, manual welding
/ Output: 20 units per hour
/ 150 seconds for assembling and welding
/ 30 seconds for handling
Wirefeeder handle, with cobot welding
/ Output: 40 units per hour
/ Same attachment
/ 25 minutes for robot programming and parameter selection
/ 50 seconds for welding
/ 40 seconds handling + assembling
/ Grinding of the rear of the component can take place during welding
TYP | Welding Current MIG/MAG/CMT |
TPS 320i PULSE |
3-320 A |
Mains voltage |
Dimensions I x b x h (mm) |
Weight (kg) |
400V/N/PE 50-60 Hz |
3600 x 2200 x 2800 | 2540 |
Number of Axes |
Repeatability (mm) |
Range (mm) |
6 | +/- 0,05 | 1300 |