Welding variants
FR3-WMS
Payload3 kg
Reach622 mm
A compact welding configuration with 3 kg payload and 622 mm reach.
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Start with the part. Then scope the welding cell.
Bring the joints, fixtures, process, and production target into one conversation before choosing a robot.
The workpiece
Which part families, materials, dimensions, and joint types need to be covered? Bring a drawing, photographs, and the required weld sequence.
Access and fixturing
Which seams are reachable in one setup? Identify loading access, repeatable locating surfaces, clamps, and any planned repositioning.
The production target
Record the complete current cycle: loading, welding, repositioning, cooling, inspection, and unloading—not only arc-on time.
The rest of the cell
Define what must be included in the quotation: welding equipment, tooling, tables, positioners, extraction, safeguarding, installation, and training.
A collaborative robot arm does not make a welding process inherently safe. Have the complete cell and process hazards assessed by qualified personnel.
Plan your next step.
Bring your part, process, and production goals. Our team will help you scope the right robot and the complete application.
Book a consultationModel starting points
Explore the relevant specifications.
Explore these configurations, then plan the complete cell with our team.
3 kg
Welding variants
FR3-WML
Payload3 kg
Reach922 mm
A welding configuration with 3 kg payload and 922 mm reach.
Explore FR3-WMLWelding variants
FR5-WML
Payload5 kg
Reach1,900 mm
A long-reach welding configuration with 5 kg payload and 1,900 mm reach.
Explore FR5-WMLExplore the full lineup or book a consultation to select a configuration for your process.
Bring the process.
Let’s talk about the next step.
Have an application in mind? Start with a conversation about the parts, the process, and what a useful solution needs to do.