Robot Machine Dealers in Chinchwad, Pune

• Weight: 2.21 pounds / 1kg
• Number Of Axes: 4 Axis
• Material: Mild Steel
• Frequency: 50 Hz
• Arm Length: 22.25"
• Operating Voltage: 210 V

• Material: Stainless Steel
• Weight: 1200 Kg
• Usage/Application: Automatic car wash
• Brand Name: VARADOM
• Item Code: VARADOM-ROBO
• Pressure Capacity: 25-30 Bar
• Automation Grade: Automatic
• Motor Power: 15 Hp
• Body Material: Mild Steel
• Cleaning Type: Touchless
• Vehicle Type: Car
• Phase: Three Phase
• Features: Fully Automatic car wash

There are two popular types of industrial welding robots.  The two are articulating robots and rectilinear robots.  Robotics control the movement of a rotating wrist in space.  A description of some of these welding robots are described below:   Rectilinear robots move in line in any of three axes (X, Y, Z).  In addition to linear movement of the robot along axes there is a wrist attached to the robot to allow rotational movement.  This creates a robotic working zone that is box shaped. Articulating robots employ arms and rotating joints.  These robots move like a human arm with a rotating wrist at the end.  This creates an irregularly shaped robotic working zone.   There are many factors that need to be considered when setting up a robotic welding facility.  Robotic welding needs to be engineered differently than manual welding.   Some of the consideration for a robotic welding facility are listed below:     Accuracy and repeatability   Number of axes   Reliability   Fixtures   Programming   Seam tracking systems   Maintenance   Controls   Weld monitors   Arc welding equipment   Positioners   Part transfer A robotic welding system may perform more repeat ably than a manual welder because of the monotony of the task.  However, robots may necessitate regular recalibration or reprogramming.   Robots should have the number of axes necessary to permit the proper range of motion.  The robot arm should be able to approach the work from multiple angles. Robotic welding systems are able to operate continuously, provided appropriate maintenance procedures are adhered to.  Continuous production line interruptions can be minimized with proper robotic system design.  Planning for the following contingencies needs to be completed:   Rapid substitution of the inoperable robots.   Installing backup robots in the production line   Redistributing the welding of broken robots to functioning robots close by   If your company is experiencing these or other welding problems you can retain ATE to improve your weld processing.  Hire ATE to act as your welding specialist.

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