Welding Robot

Welding robots are industrial robots engaged in welding (including cutting and spraying). Welding robots mainly include robots and welding equipment. The robot consists of the robot body and the control cabinet (hardware and software). Welding equipment, taking arc welding and spot welding as examples, consists of a welding power source (including its control system), a wire feeder (arc welding), a welding gun (pliers) and other parts. For intelligent robots, there should also be sensing systems, such as laser or camera sensors and their control devices.

The welding robot is an automated equipment specially used for welding operations. It is controlled by a computer program and has high-precision welding positioning and stable welding quality. Compared with traditional welding methods, welding robots can greatly improve welding efficiency and welding quality, while also reducing workers' labor intensity and production costs.

Welding robots are widely used in many fields, such as automobile manufacturing, aviation manufacturing, construction industry, etc. In the field of automobile manufacturing, welding robots can complete automated welding of car bodies and improve production efficiency; in the field of aviation manufacturing, due to high requirements for welding stability, welding robots are also widely used; in the construction industry, welding robots can complete steel bars Automated welding of other materials to improve construction efficiency.