When compared to traditional manual welding, cobot welding offers numerous advantages:

• Cobots are designed to work alongside humans and thus give an extra pair of hands in any given production.
• Cobots can automate various welding procedures.
• Cobots are small, compact robots that can be used almost anywhere without taking up too much space in a production process.
  
  They consist of:
  • a robotic arm-rigged welding table
  • a power source
  • welding tools
  • cart (or magnetic mount)
  • software for programming the robot.
    
    
• They are lighter than standard robots and this makes them easy to transport. They can easily perform new tasks at a different location within a company when mounted on a mobile workbench.
• They are ideal for businesses looking to improve their welding operations because they are less expensive, do not require enclosures, and require less space.
• A cobot is simple to program and install and can be used immediately with the teach pendant, a tablet just like the one you may use at home. A cobot can work in various parts of the production process because it is easy for them to learn new operations.
• Employees reduce injury risk from simple repetitive tasks and are given the opportunity to grow by performing more creative work and focus on more specialized welding needs.
• Processes are streamlined and production is increased by using cobots. In the end, this improves the bottom line.

They collaborative safely with welders and other employees. 

• They are outfitted with sensitive sensors that give the cobot a "feel." The cobot will enter a safety mode if its work is interrupted. Any impact will lock the machine and stop the arc. Traditional robots would simply move on, possibly causing harm to humans.

What is the cost of a welding cobot?

The price of a welding cobot will depend largely on your needs and which configuration you choose. Reach out to us to get a quote.