Articulated robot WG series

6-axisarc welding

Reduces spatter with CO2 welding Reduces spatter significantly during MAG welding of thin plates Realizes high-speed pulse welding Enables easy setting of welding parameters Spatter generation amount Reduces by Max. 99% * Comparison with full digital welding machine (Panasonic data) “Super Active TAWERS” is a welding robot that combines the welding power source integrated robot “TAWERS WG III/WGH III” with the “Super Active Wire Feed Process,” a high-precision wire feeding method, to achieve high-speed welding while significantly reducing the amount of spatter generated. Supports welding of high-tensile strength steel plates, etc., which are becoming thinner and thinner HBC (Heat Balance Control) process supports welding of high-tensile steel plates that are becoming thinner. “Super Active TAWERS HP” is 50% faster than Super Active TAWERS and can reduce spatter by more than 60% even at 400 A. The ultra-low spatter performance of S-AWP, which has been proven on mild steel, has been extended to aluminum. Since it supports a wide current range of 40 A to 180 A, high-speed welding and expansion of applicable plate thickness are possible. Reduces spatter and blowholes during welding of zinc-coated steel General welding wire (solid ɸ1.2) can be used. Applicable to MAG welding as well as CO2. It also works well with a wide range of weld volumes. Zinc-coated steel sheet, Plate thickness 2.3 mm, Lap joint What is the Super Active Wire Feed Process? High-precision feed control where the welding wire is fed continuously with a back and forth motion.