Robot Applications

Each page below covers one production task rather than one type of robot: what the cell looks like, which models suit it and what decides the choice. Use them to match a job on your shop floor to a specific configuration.

• Robotic Bag and Sack Palletizing

  Stacking 25 and 50 kg bags by hand is the job most plants automate first.

• Robotic Arc Welding of Steel Structures

  Robotic arc welding pays for itself in two places: consistent penetration on repeated seams, and the ability to weld downhand on parts that a manual welder has to reach around.

• Robotic CNC Machine Tending

  A CNC machine earns money while the spindle turns.

• Robotic Case and Carton Palletizing

  End-of-line palletizing is where most food and beverage plants meet their first robot.

• Robotic Deburring, Grinding and Polishing

  Deburring and finishing is the process most fabricators automate last and regret not automating first.

• Robotic Laser Welding of Sheet Metal

  Laser welding changed the economics of visible seams on thin stainless.