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Laser welding robot

A multi-axis robotic welding system that uses laser technology to achieve precise welding with high movement flexibility—ideal for repetitive production lines and complex parts.

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One-year warranty

24/7 Support

Free installation

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Full technical specifications

Laser power

1,500W – 6,000W

Arm span

1.4 – 2.5 meters

Precision

High repeatability with ±0.02 mm accuracy

Gases

Protective gas N₂ / Ar

Number of axes

6-Axis Robot Arm

application

Repetitive and complex welding on production lines

Control

Robotic controller + path software

Warranty

One-year warranty

Components

6-axis robotic arm

Laser source

Robotic welding head

Robot Controller + Programming

Industrial cooling system

Safety system (barriers + sensors)

Welding shielding gas

Fixture/Jig Mounting Platform

Materials

Stainless steel

Clean, precise welding

Carbon Steel (Coil)

Various thicknesses

Aluminum

Depending on the configuration

Metal alloys

Depending on the application

Plates and sections

Various forms

Features

High repetition with consistent accuracy

The same precision weld on every piece—zero difference between the first and last pieces.

Flexibility in complex welds

6 axes enable the welding of 3D shapes that are difficult to weld manually.

Reducing reliance on skilled labor

Consistent quality independent of worker skill — higher production stability.

Higher speed in mass production

Robots do not tire or slow down—consistent productivity around the clock.

Higher security

Robotic cell enclosed by safety barriers — reducing the risk of industrial accidents

Integration with production lines

It can be integrated into fully automated production lines featuring conveyor and control systems.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a robot and a manual welding machine?

Robots are for repetitive mass production with consistent precision—they neither tire nor make mistakes. Manual machines are for small-batch production, individual parts, or repairs.

Is the robot programmable for different shapes?

Yes—it can be programmed for various welding paths and store them for recall when needed. Changing the product means simply changing the program.

How long does the installation and initial programming take?

Typically 2–4 weeks for full installation, initial programming, and operator training—depending on the complexity of the application.

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