Welding Robots
3 articlesArc and spot welding robot system inspection and repair
Maintenance Details for the CLOOS QRH390 Welding Robot
As a dedicated arc welding model, the QRH390 requires a fundamentally different maintenance approach from general-purpose handling robots. Wear in handling robots is primarily caused by repeated positioning and loads on the mounting flange, while welding robots are exposed to radiant heat from the arc, metal spatter, fume deposits, and frequent twisting as the welding torch changes orientation.
Read article →Standard Maintenance for the OTC FD-V8 Welding Robot
The OTC FD-V8 is a six-axis welding robot optimized specifically for arc welding. Its motion response is coordinated with welding arc output, providing smooth paths and stable arc tracking. It is widely used for batch welding of common workpieces made from carbon steel, stainless steel, aluminum alloys, and similar materials.
Read article →Overview of FANUC P-40iA Painting Robot Repair
FANUC painting robots are prominent examples of industrial automation, favored by many users for their excellent performance and reliability. However, FANUC industrial robots can develop faults during operation. This article covers common FANUC painting robot faults and repair methods.
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