How to use a welding column?

A welding manipulator is a device that helps the operator to reach any place where welding operations are required. It functions to provide the same lifting and reaching capabilities as highly skilled welders. So, how does a welding manipulator work? Here is some information about the use of welding manipulators.

This passage is going to talk about the followings of rotary welding positioner:

1) Introduction of using a welding column

2) How welding columns work?

3) Why to choose our welding column?

1) Introduction of using a welding column

Every part and every inch of the welding manipulator is designed to be the right companion for your welding operation. The center melding column has an attachment at the tip for holding the weld head in place, which can be adjusted to your preferred angle and length. It's also equipped with swivel casters to speed up operation, but if you want to stay steady during the welding process, you can easily tighten the screws on the platform to hold the manipulator tightly in place.

However, don't mistake it for a weld changer and weld rotator. A welding manipulator is used to move the weld head closer to the workpiece, while the latter moves the workpiece closer to the weld head.

2) How welding columns work?

Every part and every inch of the welding manipulator is designed to be the right companion for your welding operation. The center melding column has an attachment at the tip for holding the weld head in place, which can be adjusted to your preferred angle and length. It's also equipped with swivel casters to speed up operation, but if you want to stay steady during the welding process, you can easily tighten the screws on the platform to hold the manipulator tightly in place.

However, don't mistake it for a weld changer and weld rotator. A welding manipulator is used to move the weld head closer to the workpiece, while the latter moves the workpiece closer to the weld head.

3) Why to choose our welding columns?

Overall, a welding manipulator increases efficiency, provides greater flexibility and reduces welder fatigue, while ensuring consistent quality in your welding operations.

Welding manipulators can provide more mobility during your operation. Manual manipulators allow for faster movement with built-in swivel casters, while mechanical manipulators can be both manually and computer-operated. Switching from one workstation to another will not be as time-consuming and laborious as before. Even a single welder can transfer the manipulator to any part of the shop by himself.

The welding manipulator provides a safer working environment. With its adjustable features and safety harness, you can safely move the weld head closer to or away from the workpiece, thus keeping the weld away from the hot zone. It is also equipped with a safety buffer to ensure that the torch, the boom and the manipulator itself remain safe during the welding process.

The welding manipulator is ideal for automated welding operations. The welding manipulator works just like the skilled extra hands in your shop, allowing repetitive, high-quality operations without much manpower. Welding manipulators have oscillating units, for example, that exactly mimic the movements of a human hand, providing consistent quality without putting too much physical pressure on the operator. Operators can even use a remote control to control the manipulator while welding.

Welding manipulators are built for strength and durability. Most welding manipulators can handle heavy loads. Take our welding manipulators, for example. The fully extended boom has been tested to handle very heavy weights. So you don't have to worry about the weld head accidentally coming loose or performing a welding operation bit by bit because the robot can't handle that much weight or pressure.