Submerged Arc Welding Robots

All Submerged Arc Welding Robots

Sub­merged Arc Weld­ing is a high qual­i­ty, very high depo­si­tion rate weld­ing process com­mon­ly used to join plate.

Using indus­tri­al robots to auto­mate sub­merged arc weld­ing appli­ca­tions has many ben­e­fits and can eas­i­ly be con­vert­ed to an auto­mat­ed part of your pro­duc­tion line. Robots can have high­er depo­si­tion rates and qual­i­ty welds. It also requires low oper­a­tor skill, which means it will take less time to train the oper­a­tor once it is integrated. 

Robots​.com offers both new and used sub­merged arc weld­ing robot­ic sys­tems from Fanuc, Motoman, Kuka and ABB.

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Advantages and Limitations of Submerged Arc Welding

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​Submerged Arc Welding includes the formation of an arc by electrodes, using the electrical charge to pass through a welding wire. There are some advantages of Submerged Arc Welding: it prevents hot materials from splashing onto workers, the flux prevents high levels of radiation from being emitted into the air, and it does not require added pressure to weld. Overall, SAW brings increased productivity, faster speeds, and greater repeatability delivering a higher quality product.

Jan 21, 2018