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Robotic MIG welding
Welding cell
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Robot | State-of-the-art six-axis industrial welding robot |
| Arm configuration | Integrated dress pack — torch cabling routed inside the upper arm |
| Payload | 8 kg |
| Reach | 2000 mm |
| Power source | Digital multi-process inverter, synergic control |
| Rated output | 400 A digital inverter power source |
| Processes | MIG/MAG, pulse and pulse-multi-control synergic modes |
| Wire diameters | 0.8 / 1.0 / 1.2 mm |
| Materials welded — robotic | Mild steel and stainless steel (aluminium subject to push-pull feed setup) |
| Copper alloys | MIG brazing with CuSi3 / silicon-bronze wire — braze, not fusion weld |
| Titanium | Not suitable for the standard MIG cell — see exclusion below |
| Positioner | L-type or equivalent |
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What we weld, and what we do not
| Material | Robotic MIG | Manual | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mild steel / HR / CR | Yes | MIG / TIG | Standard scope |
| Stainless 304 / 316 | Yes | MIG / TIG | Back-purge on request |
| Galvanised | Yes | MIG | Extraction at source; zinc removed at the joint line |
| Aluminium | On request | TIG | Push-pull feed required for robotic |
| Copper | Braze only | TIG / braze | CuSi3 silicon-bronze MIG braze — not a fusion weld |
| Titanium | Not offered | Not offered | Cut, sheared and formed only — see exclusion below |
Titanium welding — not offered. We do not weld titanium, and copper is brazed rather than fusion welded — the full list is under declared process limits.
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