Robotic welding cells with FANUC robots – TIG, MIG/MAG, laser
I design and build robotic welding cells with FANUC robots: TIG, MIG/MAG and laser welding. From concept and commissioning to service.
A robotic welding cell is more than a robot with a torch. It is a welding power source matched to the material, fixtures, guarding and safety systems, the robot program and the control of the whole cell. As a FANUC robot integrator I am responsible for all of it – from concept to commissioning on your production floor.
Robotic welding pays off fastest with repeatable parts and batches. With well-designed fixtures it also works well when changeovers are frequent.
I start with your part: a drawing or sample, weld requirements and batch size.
Welding processes
I match the process to the material, thickness and weld requirements.
Robotic TIG welding
Clean, high-quality welds on stainless steel, aluminium and thin sheet. Stable parameters and a repeatable bead on every shift.
Robotic MIG/MAG welding
Productive welding of structural steels and alloys – shorter cycle times and less rework.
Robotic laser welding
Narrow welds, minimal distortion and high speed. The solution for precise parts and thin materials.
What building a cell includes
- concept and selection of the FANUC robot and welding power source,
- welding fixtures and part clamping,
- guarding, light curtains and safety systems,
- robot program and PLC and HMI control,
- commissioning, trials on real parts and operator training,
- service and modifications after start-up – new parts, program changes.
Vision system for torch inspection
A camera checks the position, angle and condition of the torch tip. Wear or contamination is detected immediately, before defective welds appear. Fewer rejects, less downtime and consistent weld quality on every shift.
Service area
Based near Dębica, south-east Poland: Rzeszów, Tarnów, Mielec, Kraków. I build and commission robotic cells throughout Poland.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, if the same or similar parts are welded regularly. A robot welds repeatably, without breaks and regardless of welder availability. I calculate the payback for your specific part and production volume.
TIG – when weld appearance and cleanliness matter, especially on stainless steel and aluminium. MIG/MAG – when productivity on structural steels matters. Laser – for precise parts, thin materials and minimal distortion.
A drawing or 3D model of the part (or a sample), material and thickness, weld type and length, planned batch size and photos of the current welding method.
Yes. I introduce new parts, change robot and PLC programs, extend cells and service them.
Based near Dębica. Mainly south-east Poland – Rzeszów, Tarnów, Mielec, Kraków. Robotic cells are built and commissioned throughout Poland.
Want to automate your welding?
Send a drawing or photos of the part and describe how you weld it today – I will prepare a cell concept and a quote. Call: +48 663 300 959 or write: info@airobotic.pl