One welder/operator can serve from 3 to 4 robot station.
Operational Principal:
Load 3D model ofthe part
01
Define requiredweld type
02
Automatically generate the welds
03
Define the welds you want to be done
04
Adjust approach angle of the gun
05
Work Piece Raw positioning
06
Robot Scan the part by Laser Scanner
07
Robot Weld the part
08
Robot motion algorithms coupled with self-developed calibration modes and measurement equipment to ensure the accuracy of the robots.
• TCP Auto Calibration
• Auto calibration of laser tracker
• Autohand-eye calibration
Robot Tool Auto Calibration
Avalible Welding Technologies:
Robot motion algorithms coupled with self-developed calibration modes and measurement equipment to ensure the accuracy of the robots.
Multi-layer & Multi-pass Welding
Torch-to-work tracking uses measurements from the center of the weave pattern, while cross-seam tracking relies on side measurements. Corrections are based on stick-out differences between the sides.
1mm is the smallest Swing which could be used for tracking
Swing Arc Tracking
Manual groove preparation often results in poor quality and assembly errors.
Deformation during assembly can cause uneven gaps.
Tack welds, holes, gaps, and similar features require precise adjustments to the welding gun position and process.
All these adjustments are handled automatically using
Adaptive Welding
• Please the Weldment in robot operating area
• Let robot Scan the Part
• Start to define weld in Generated 3D Model
No need for 3D model
Advanced Technologies
Our contacts
OMD OÜ
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+372 5336 4352 omdrobots@omdrobots.eu Sinilille tee 6/1, office 9, 75312 Peetri, Estonia
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