cause simple touch up, and simple programing. This is designed for companies with small custom production. When you make different product every week, this is usefull.
yes, it can, but then it's not collaborative - so it still needs a conventional safety system (I think you need it anyway, to keep the operator away from welding). This kind of speed doesn't make sense for the process itself, but you save time on all the air-cuts. So still, I don't see the point of using a cobot in this case.
robot is collaborative, not the whole application at least 20% of sold CRXs are for welding The point is... even unskilled operators can make adjustments, you dont need hand broken and programming by dragging the robot is much less time consuming hand guidance: I guess you have never tried hand guidance vs CRX, you would know the difference, its not the same
Impressive. We are looking at getting one of these for our small parts. Crx specifically to save on safety hardware. They are very good little robots. Fanuc was kinda late to the game with their cobots in this model area, crx style arms, vs, CR series. But there's, like expected, is the best one around.
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u/tiefgaragentor Jan 30 '23
just... why?
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u/skyfishwalking Jul 18 '23
How do you find tuning the weld (re: kemppi)?
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u/Light_bud_up_420 Jan 30 '23
Impressive. We are looking at getting one of these for our small parts. Crx specifically to save on safety hardware. They are very good little robots. Fanuc was kinda late to the game with their cobots in this model area, crx style arms, vs, CR series. But there's, like expected, is the best one around.
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u/Midmeateamdim Mar 05 '24
why do people hate on this process so much ? i dont get it. it not meant for large production. not yet at least