Collaborative
Robotic MIG Welding For Real-World Manufacturing

If we're looking at, the THG MIG system, it comes with a with some standard components. Right? We have a torch. Here, we've got a push pull torch. We've got nice buttons where we can feed wire in and out on the front. The offset adapter, which allows me to be able to manipulate the robot in space and teach points. The robot itself or cobot, can come in a variety of flavors based on length. So if I've got a small part, maybe I need a a a shorter cobot. Longer part, of course, a larger cobot. So we can do a variety of different lengths of cobots, whether that's a u r ten, a u r eight, or a u r twenty. Tracks come in one meter lengths. So here we've got a two meter, but we can do one meter all the way up to six meter. We have headstock, tailstocks. Those can come in five hundred or a thousand pounds. The FRONIUS welder for MIG, we have three different power sources. We can use the TPSI, the IWave, or the Transteel. The Transteel, use for customers that don't have three phase power. The IWave is the newest, and it can do multi process. The table size can range. Our standard table is three foot by four foot. We can use a four foot by eight foot or a five foot by ten foot, or anything that that, would accommodate your parts.