Welding robots
Rotary Positioner Welding Cell
A robotic MIG welding cell with a servo rotary positioner that turns the part during the weld, so the robot reaches every joint at the right angle. Two bays keep it welding while you load.
Why it works
Better access means better welds
Turns the part to the torch
The part is brought to the torch, instead of forcing the torch into awkward angles.
Consistent results
Controlled part orientation makes every weld repeatable.
Higher throughput
Two bays keep the robot welding while parts are loaded.
Simpler programming
Fewer awkward torch angles means cleaner weld paths.
What it does
Brings the weld to the robot
Parts are mounted on a rotary positioner that moves with the robot, keeping each joint in the best position as the weld sequence runs. Ideal for parts with several faces, awkward angles or long seams.
- Rotary axis coordinated with the welding robot
- Part turned mid-cycle for the best weld access
- Two-bay workflow
- Fixed part location features
- Teach pendant or HMI operation
- Status lights and fault messages
How it works
Load, weld, swap, repeat
01
Load
The operator loads the part onto the positioner in Bay A and confirms ready.
02
Weld and rotate
The robot welds while the positioner turns the joint into the best position.
03
Load the other bay
While Bay A runs, the operator unloads and loads Bay B, outside the weld zone.
04
Swap and repeat
When the cycle ends, the cell swaps bays and keeps going.
Options and uses
Configured for your work
Options
- Fronius power source to suit your duty cycle
- Torch service and calibration
- Automatic door sequencing
- Weld quality checking (optional)
- Production data capture (optional)
- Forklift pockets for moving the cell
Typical parts
- Assemblies with several faces
- Frames and structures
- Parts with long seams or hard-to-reach joints
- Mixed part shapes in general fabrication
How we supply it
- Standalone cell for your existing workshop
- Integrated cell with material handling, data capture and inspection
See it running
The welding cell at work
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Service & support
Supported by the people who built it
Every Mexx machine is designed, built and commissioned by our own engineers, who stay on to support it. Service contracts include scheduled maintenance, spare parts, remote login and 24/7 on-call support, for machines across Australia and New Zealand.
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Next step
Talk to us about robotic welding
Tell us about your parts, volumes and floor space. An engineer will get back to you within one business day.