Single-Axis Welding Positioners

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15 models: single-axis welding positioners and the WD linear track, with rated load from 150 to 5000 kg across their variants. The positioners have one axis of rotation and come without a tailstock, with an idle or a movable tailstock, with roller supports, as vertical tables with or without tilt, and as lift-and-rotate units. The WD linear track has one linear axis.

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Single-axis welding positioners rotate the workpiece about one axis. 15 models, including the WD linear track, with rated loads from 150 to 5000 kg across their variants: versions without a tailstock, with a movable or idle tailstock, with roller supports, vertical tables with or without tilt, lift-and-rotate units, and the WD linear track for moving the robot itself. For the single-axis positioners with a tailstock, with roller supports, of the vertical type and the WB1LC, the manufacturer states accurate rotation and stable fixation of the part for consistent weld quality.

One rotation axis is enough for anything cylindrical or symmetrical: pipe spools, flanges, wheels, shafts, drums and pressure vessel shells. The robot welds a stationary seam while the part turns underneath it.

The WB1KH and WB1KHT variants add a movable tailstock for parts of varying length; the WB1LG series uses roller supports for large-diameter thin-wall vessels that would deform on a chuck. The WD linear track carries the robot along the workpiece rather than turning it — the choice when a part is too long or heavy to rotate.

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ModelPositioning repeatabilityNumber of axes180° turning timeAllowable eccentric offsetMaximum rotation speedRated loadRated output torque
Linear track WD±0.02 mm1 linear axis———500–3000 kg—
Single-axis positioner without tailstock WB1L±0.04 mm1 axis10–13 s≤250–300 mm19.4–26°/s1000–3000 kg5000–15000 n·m
Single-axis positioner without tailstock WB1LC—1———150–500 kg1100–3700 n·m
Single-axis vertical-type positioner WB1SC—————250–2500 kg1100–4600 n·m
Single-axis vertical-type positioner with tilt WB1SQ—1———250–1000 kg1100–3700 n·m
Single-axis positioner with movable tailstock WB1KH±0.02 mm1 axis3–3.8 s≤100 mm70–98°/s500–2000 kg1100–2000 n·m
Single-axis positioner with movable tailstock and frame mounting WB1KHL±0.02–0.04 mm1 axis2.5–7 s≤150 mm34–117°/s500–2000 kg1150–4000 n·m
Single-axis positioner with movable tailstock and through-hole WB1KHT±0.04 mm1 axis7–7.5 s≤100 mm29.7–34°/s3000–5000 kg4000–7000 n·m
Single-axis positioner with roller supports WB1LG±0.02 mm1 axis3–4 s≤100 mm70–98°/s500–2000 kg1100–2000 n·m
Single-axis positioner with roller supports WB1LGT±0.04 mm1 axis7–7.5 s≤100 mm32–34°/s3000–5000 kg4000–7000 n·m
Single-axis positioner with idle tailstock WB1K—1———500–1500 kg1150–3000 n·m
Single-axis positioner with idle tailstock WB1KC—1———500–1500 kg1150–3000 n·m
Single-axis positioner with idle tailstock and quick-change tooling system WB1KKC±0.02–0.04 mm12.5–7 s≤150 mm34–117°/s500–2000 kg1150–4000 n·m
Lift-and-rotate positioner WB1KZ±0.04 mm2 synchronized lifting axes + 1 turning…3–7 s≤150 mm34–105°/s1000–2000 kg3000–4400 n·m
Lift-and-rotate positioner WB1LZ±0.02 mm1 axis + lifting mechanism3.8–7 s≤200–250 mm70°/s350–2000 kg2000–9800 n·m

Frequently Asked Questions

What parts suit a single-axis positioner?
Anything cylindrical or symmetrical: pipe spools, flanges, wheels, shafts, drums and pressure vessel shells. The robot welds a stationary seam while the part turns underneath it. For the single-axis positioners with a tailstock, with roller supports, of the vertical type and the WB1LC, the manufacturer states accurate rotation and stable fixation of the part for consistent weld quality.
Which variant do I need?
The WB1KH and WB1KHT add a movable tailstock for parts of varying length. The WB1LG series uses roller supports for large-diameter thin-wall vessels that would deform on a chuck. Versions with a through-hole spindle suit long bar stock fed through the headstock.
15 models, including the WD linear track, cover rated loads from 150 to 5000 kg across their variants.
What is the WD linear track for?
It carries the robot along the workpiece rather than turning the workpiece. That is the choice when a part is too long or too heavy to rotate — long frames, beams and large weldments.
Can I weld a part that is not symmetrical?
You can, but an off-centre load puts a bending moment on the spindle, and the rated capacity assumes a balanced part.
Send us the part drawing with the centre of gravity and we will tell you whether the model holds it or whether you need the next size up.
What warranty and support do you provide?
Two years warranty on the robot, worldwide, export included.
Technical support is online: our engineers consult on setup, programming questions and fault-finding by video call. Spare parts are shipped directly from the factory.
CRP production is certified to ISO 9001, and the factory reports its products are certified to an MTBF above 100,000 hours.