GBSWT13 Collaborative Cobot Welding Workstation for Batch Production

Overview

• • The GBSWT13 is a collaborative welding workstation built on a six axis cobot platform.
• • It carries a 13 kg payload over a 1304 mm reach for batch welding of small to medium parts.
• • Repeat positioning of ±0.03 mm keeps seams consistent between batches.
• • Typical consumption of 435 W suits continuous light welding duty.

Specifications

Advantages

• • Repeat positioning of ±0.03 mm keeps weld seams consistent across batches.
• • A 13 kg payload covers torch, feeder and sensor hardware.
• • Typical 435 W consumption lowers running cost on light welding duty.
• • RS485 tool communication simplifies torch and sensor integration.
• • Any angle mounting suits fixtures where access is restricted.
• • Programs are stored per part, so repeat orders restart without retaching.
• • Fixture interfaces follow the standard cell layout, so new parts are added with limited reprogramming.
• • Packaging follows export crate standards with rust protection for sea freight.
• • Commissioning support covers safety checks, program handover and operator training.
• • Spare parts for common wear items and cables are held in local stock.
• • Documentation includes layout drawings, wiring schematics and a maintenance schedule.
• • Remote diagnostics are available for controller and drive faults during the warranty period.
• • Installation supervision can be scheduled with delivery to shorten ramp up time.
• • Acceptance testing is performed before shipment and a report is filed for the project.
• • Operator training covers daily checks, safe restart and basic program edits.
• • Fixtures are designed to suit the part family named in the project brief.
• • Safety circuits follow the plant standard and are documented for sign off.
• • Trial production runs are supported on site before acceptance.
• • Wear parts are specified with local part numbers for easy reordering.
• • Programming files are handed over in the controller project archive.
• • Warranty visits cover calibration checks during the first operating year.
• • Spare cable sets and connectors are recommended for continuous operation.
• • Loader and unloader interfaces are tested against the line PLC before handover.

Applications

• • Batch welding of small steel frames.
• • Welding brackets and light assemblies.
• • Welding runs where one operator loads parts.
• • Rework welding in fabrication shops.
• • Welding cells with frequent part changes.

FAQ

• • What makes it a batch cell? Stored programs and repeatable ±0.03 mm positioning let the same weld run repeat across batches.
• • What payload and reach are available? The cobot carries 13 kg with a 1304 mm reach.
• • How much power does it use? Typical power consumption is 435 W during normal welding duty.
• • Can torch and sensors connect? Yes, tool communication runs over RS485 with digital and analog IO provided.