More time on the weld
Robotic welding cell
A robotic welding cell can bring large weldments into a repeat process with less work by hand. ATLAS W7 uses a six-axis MIG/MAG arc welding robot on a 10 m track.
Its 3D camera finds seams and angles to reduce time spent teaching paths. For smaller repeat parts suited to laser welding, compare the SEAM platform welder.
Reach across large work
ATLAS W7 combines a 10 m track with 2014 mm arm reach. Bring crane girders, ribbed plate and deck panels into the weld plan.
Spend less time teaching
3D vision finds seam positions and angles. It helps reduce the paths your crew must teach by hand.
Plan from your part model
Offline programming creates weld paths and settings from a 3D model. Prepare the job before it reaches the station.
Follow the seam
Real-time arc tracking adjusts the path during welding. The process library covers flat, fillet and vertical welds.
Match the process to the part
SEAM offers programmed laser welding at 1.5-3 kW. Choose an open or enclosed platform for repeat sheet metal work.
The machines
Pick your Cyclops
Robotic arc welding station on a track
ATLAS W7
Take on big weldments. Spend less time teaching paths.
- Track
- 10 m
- Reach
- 2014 mm
- Travel
- 40 m/min
- Accuracy
- ±0.05 mm
Automatic platform laser welder
SEAM
Turn repeat parts into repeat welding work.
- Power
- 1.5-3 kW
- Speed
- up to 120 mm/s
- Seam gap
- ≤0.5 mm
- Versions
- Open / enclosed
FAQ
Questions buyers ask
Does ATLAS W7 use laser welding?+
ATLAS W7 uses MIG/MAG arc welding. It is a six-axis robot on a track. SEAM is the laser welding option here and uses a programmed platform.
What work fits the ATLAS W7 station?+
ATLAS W7 is listed for crane girders, ribbed plate, brackets, bridge diaphragms, ship sub-assemblies and deck panels. Its material list covers carbon steel, low-alloy steel and non-mirror stainless steel. Review part access and fixture needs with an engineer.
How does the robot find the weld seam?+
ATLAS W7 uses 3D vision to find seam positions and angles. Real-time arc tracking then adjusts the path during the weld. These features help reduce manual path teaching.
How much reach does ATLAS W7 have?+
ATLAS W7 has a maximum arm reach of 2014 mm and a 10000 mm X-axis rail. Reach alone does not define which parts fit. The part shape, fixture and torch access also matter.
When should I choose SEAM instead of a welding robot?+
Choose SEAM when repeat parts suit a programmed laser weld path on a fixed platform. SEAM offers 1.5-3 kW across open and enclosed models, with listed seam gaps up to 0.5 mm. ATLAS W7 targets large arc-welded parts.
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