The most comprehensive Cobot Fabrication portfolio on the market.

Our first product remains one of our most popular - we still ship several of this config out each week.

Great for light/medium duty carbon steel and stainless steel welding (usually with 0.035” wire).

Available with standard UR10e arm or long-reach UR20.

Available with Miller, Lincoln, or Fronius equipment, and multiple deployment styles.

Shown above with UR10e and 30” x 48” Rhino Cart.

A bulked-up version to handle larger wire sizes and high-duty-cycle applications.

Great for thick carbon steel and stainless steel welding, but can do thin materials too (0.035”-1/16” wire)

Available with standard UR10e arm or long-reach UR20.

Available with Miller, Lincoln, or Fronius equipment, and multiple deployment styles.

Shown above with UR20 and 48” x 48” XL Cart.

A servo-coordinated push & pull wirefeed system allows for reliable feeding of soft wires like aluminum.

Also capable of steel & stainless with a consumables changeover - great for multi-material shops.

Available with standard UR10e arm or long-reach UR20.

Available with Fronius push-pull equipment, and multiple deployment styles.

Shown above with UR10e and 48" x 48" XL Cart.

An all-in-one integrated platform with dual-axis part positioning capability, safety scanners per OSHA/RIA risk assessment, built-in counterweighting, and full coordinated motion.

Great for parts with welds on multiple faces - especially those that need to wrap welds with coordinated motion.

Typically paired with long-reach UR20 arm. Requires open footprint for safety distances per OSHA/RIA.

Available with Miller, Lincoln, or Fronius equipment.

Cut 3D shapes with ease! An affordable and flexible tool to cut angle iron, c-channel, domes, I-Beams, and more.

It can also be wheeled-up to large parts to cut holes/slots/etc in pre-formed assemblies.

Available with standard UR10e arm or long-reach UR20.

Typically provided with Hypertherm equipment, and multiple deployment styles.

Our ultra-portable deployment method features heavy-duty large casters and a removable "Skid" that allows you to get the cobot even closer to the work.

Commonly seen in structural steel shops, shipyards, mining & construction equipment manufacturers, and other heavy industries with miles of boring welds to lay down.

Available with standard UR10e arm or long-reach UR20.

Available with Miller or Lincoln equipment.

Shown above with UR10e & Lincoln FlexTec welder option

Reach long parts and multiple zones easily with a 4ft diving board increasing the range of the cobot arm.

Precision pin locations allow the operator to rotate the diving board to various locations with ease & accuracy. The rotational pivot for cable management provides a compact, flexible, and low-maintenance solution.

Available with standard UR10e arm or long-reach UR20.

Available with Miller, Lincoln, Fronius, or Hypertherm equipment.

Shown above with UR20 & Fronius TPSi push-pull welder option

Drop the cobot exactly where you need it with our integrated Boom deployment.

Customers are placing the cobot onto large parts, into multiple fixture dock stations, and onto portable magnetic bases - oftentimes freeing a manual welder from tedious and poor-ergonomic weld locations.

Available with standard-reach UR10e arm.

Available with Miller, Lincoln, Fronius, or Hypertherm equipment.

Shown above with UR10e arm & Miller XMT welder option

Compensate on-the-fly for production realities such as distortion, inconsistent parts/fixturing, and imperfect programming.

Our ArcPilot™ technology monitors the arc's electrical characteristics and steers the programmed path to stay in the middle of a symmetric joint (fillets, bevels, etc).

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Boost weld consistency and save programming time, while lowering the cobot learning curve even further.

QuickTeach™ enables cobot champions to rapidly program right at the cobot wrist.

AI Path Optimization allows the cobot champion to apply consistent weld angles to full paths, and auto-detect + auto-smooth corner transitions. A powerful set of tools that removes the "tribal knowledge" requirement for your cobot champion.

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A fabricators dream - a copy-paste button for those boring welds!

Our Pattern tool allows your cobot champion to teach a path once, then duplicate it in a linear pattern or a dynamic pattern of points-in-space.

This saves tons of programming time and increases ROI on medium-volume batches.

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Touch sensing helps manage slight part variances due to production tolerances.

Physically search the part with the torch nozzle and then use that search result to offset programmed weld paths, matching the actual location of weld joints on that part iteration.

Searches can be combined into 2D and 3D searches, part-present indicators, and even interpolated to find skew of components.

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Quickly and consistently create heavy welds with our MultiPass root-offset software. Bead-stack recipes are created based on offsets from the root pass.

Your champion only has to teach the root pass, with our MultiPass software then calculating where to place subsequent beads from the bead-stack recipes.

This is enabling one-off cobot welds in heavy welding shops, as the Programming-to-ArcOn time ratio is drastically reduced. Give the long, boring welds to the cobot - freeing your fabricators to focus on the highest-skill welds.

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Consistent robot performance starts with a perfectly-calibrated Tool Center Point (where the robot thinks the weld wire or cut nozzle is located).

Our AutoTCP™ feature error-proofs the tool calibration process and ensures a calibrated system regardless of torch type, length, and wear.

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You can put down the soapstone and tape measure!

Our Stitch tool lets you use the cobot as its own calculator - simply teach the full length of the weld path and supply the stitch parameters - the cobot does the layout & welding all in one go!

Your champion can input stitch length & pitch; or a # of stitches per path; and the path can be linear, circular, or compound.

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