Integrated electrode maintenance device for robotic welding unit including cap extractor
A technology of extractors and welding caps, applied in the field of tool maintenance components, which can solve the problems of not considering electrode maintenance tools
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[0053] exist figure 1 The welding station 10 is schematically shown in . An exemplary station 10 includes a load fixture 12 that establishes a position of a workpiece 14 at the entrance to the welding station 10 . The welding station 10 contains a robot 18 which may be surrounded by a perimeter fence 16 for safety reasons.
[0054] The workpiece 14 may be placed into the load fixture 12 by an operator or automatically. Robot 18 may retrieve workpiece 14 from load fixture 12 using the robotic end of arm tool 20 , which holds the workpiece in a desired orientation and configuration. The welding torch 22 is mounted to the base 24 and, for example, spot welds the workpiece 14 .
[0055] Welding torch stations are typically employed within robotic cells for spot welding and projection welding. Such robotic cells employ one or more material handling robots to manipulate the workpiece(s) in place of heavy resistance welding guns. This enables the use of smaller, more agile, chea...
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