Welding robot
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yomax4
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- ISEKI TA 247. Stihl Saws Gravely Zt's Polaris ATV's State Of The Art Welding Equipment
Robots are indeed very cool. I spend a lot of time around them. I see them doing everything from building Oxy-Fuel Regulators to Plasma Cutting to Serving Beer at shows. They are getting so affordable that even small fab shops are starting to buy them..:thumbsup:
Egon
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Prokop, look at the welders on a pipe laying ship.
I'm amazed at the ability of the people who think up, design, program and build the Robot Machines.
Lets me really know what time frame I'm in!:confused2:
I'm amazed at the ability of the people who think up, design, program and build the Robot Machines.
Lets me really know what time frame I'm in!:confused2:
I have a Panasonic Gunslinger 261 mig that was designed specifically to operate with a robot. It makes for a REAL high end machine only drawback is getting parts, have to shop at places that carry parts for industrial robots and that has a habit of getting expensive real quick, but it's well worth it for what that critter does. :thumbsup:
only drawback is getting parts, have to shop at places that carry parts for industrial robots and that has a habit of getting expensive real quick, but it's well worth it for what that critter does. :thumbsup:Willl
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OK, got my curiosity up now. What more can it do than my plain ol' Horbart mig does ?
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czechsonofagun
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the weld is the same all day long, seven days a week. No difference due to coffee brakes or long weekend. Also faster and IMHO to use a worker for a repetitive task is a waste of a human.
Egon
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Beware; the Luddites are lurking!:thumbsup:
Willl
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But RLDSL is using it without a robot.