Migatronic Co-Welder Robot

CoWelder is a complete welding robot solution, all parts supplied, ready to install in an existing production. It makes the production of workpieces more efficient no matter the quantity and frequency. This is an affordable step into welding automation.

The automated welding solution is affordable and the perfect first step into welding automation. It is perfect for welding simple workpieces, no matter the quantity and frequency. CoWelder ensures maximum flexibility, easy programming and consistently high welding quality.

What does the Co-Welder Robot do?

The built-in counter function makes it easy to measure the welding cycle time and verify whether new optimisation ideas can be realised.

Ideal for any professional welding workshop

Built to work together with people in a shared workspace without the need for safety barriers

The collaborative welding robot optimises welding efficiency and be sure of uniformity in series production and guaranteed high welding quality. The operator only needs to place the component in the fixture, select the correct program and push the start-button. Once the CoWelder is welding, the operator can prepare the next component.

The Co-Welder Robot assists professionals in welding workshops. It can be configured with a UR5 or UR10 robot with up to 1300mm working radius. The CoWelder allows you to produce more without any mistakes. After you have programmed it, the settings can be saved for the future.

Up to 255 jobs can be stored on the CoWelder at a time. The above video shows this welding robot in action. The six-axis robot arm moves quickly between various welding positions. The speed allows it to weld workpieces faster than you can do manually.

The CoWelder solution is easy to move around for different welding operations in the production hall, using a forklift. You can place it in an existing manual welding booth or make a dedicated CoWelder working place.

Programming is easy and intuitive, even for inexperienced operators. Build up a catalogue of workpieces each with an attached program and switch between them countless times during a workday. Depending on the complexity, it takes only about half an hour to program a new workpiece.