2 three-axis welding positioners, WB3CC and WB3SC, with rated load from 500 to 1500 kg across their variants. The WB3CC has three horizontal axes; the WB3SC has two horizontal axes and one vertical axis.
Send the part weight, the reach you need and the cycle. We will name the model — and say plainly if a robot is not the right answer for it.
Three-axis welding positioners: 2 models, the WB3CC and WB3SC, with rated loads from 500 to 1500 kg across their variants. The WB3CC has three horizontal axes; the WB3SC has two horizontal axes and one vertical axis. The WB3CC and WB3SC provide two working zones: loading and unloading in one while the robot continues welding in the other. The manufacturer also lists fast part changeover without stopping the robot cycle and higher productivity thanks to a continuous operating cycle.
Size by the part weight together with the fixture. Whether a third axis is justified depends on the cycle: tell us the part and the cycle time and we will say whether a two-axis table is enough.
| Model | Positioning repeatability | Number of axes | 180° turning time | Allowable eccentric offset | Maximum rotation speed | Rated load | Rated output torque |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Three-axis positioner WB3CC | ±0.04 mm | 3 horizontal axes | 4.5 s | ≤150 mm | 64°/s | 500–1500 kg | 3200–4900 n·m |
| Three-axis positioner WB3SC | ±0.02 mm | 3 axes: 2 horizontal, 1 vertical | 4.5–5 s | ≤150 mm | 71–72°/s | 500–1500 kg | 4600 n·m |