Three-Axis Welding Positioners

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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.

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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.

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ModelPositioning repeatabilityNumber of axes180° turning timeAllowable eccentric offsetMaximum rotation speedRated loadRated output torque
Three-axis positioner WB3CC±0.04 mm3 horizontal axes4.5 s≤150 mm64°/s500–1500 kg3200–4900 n·m
Three-axis positioner WB3SC±0.02 mm3 axes: 2 horizontal, 1 vertical4.5–5 s≤150 mm71–72°/s500–1500 kg4600 n·m

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the third axis do?
The axis layout differs by model and is given in the specifications: on the WB3CC all three axes are horizontal, on the WB3SC two are horizontal and one is vertical. The WB3CC and the WB3SC provide two working zones: loading and unloading are done 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.
Whether a three-axis positioner is justified for your part depends on the part and the cycle — send us the drawing and we will say.
When is a three-axis positioner justified?
It depends on the part, the fixture and the cycle, so we answer it for a specific part rather than in general.
Where rotation and tilt are enough, a two-axis table is the simpler choice. Send us the drawing and the cycle time and we will say which case yours is.
What capacity is available?
2 models, 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. Size by the part weight together with the fixture.
What does this need in terms of cell layout?
Room for the part and its fixture to move through the full travel of all three axes, plus the guarding any robotic welding cell needs. Both are part of the cell design and should be planned from the start rather than added later.
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.