Large bridge panels and units with long weld seams and complex geometry, handled by 8-axis and 9-axis systems.
Bridge fabrication combines large panel dimensions with complex internal geometry. Seams run in several orientations and the workpiece cannot be turned freely.
Inverted cantilever configurations with eight or nine axes extend both reach and orientation freedom, so the torch can be positioned across the panel without repositioning the unit.
Very large structural components
Long weld seams in multiple orientations
Complex fabrication geometry within one unit
Limited ability to rotate or reposition the workpiece
Recommended for consideration. Final system selection depends on your component dimensions, welding process and production requirements.
Cantilever-mounted eight-axis welding robot for model-free components, bridge unit plates and extra-long seams.
Nine-axis cantilever workstation with stereo vision for model-free components and bridge unit plates.
Long straight fillet welds on repetitive beam and column geometry — the highest-volume welding work in structural steel.
Root, filling and capping passes on thick-section box columns, including full-penetration welding.
Long fabricated beams — roof beams, crane beams and rail beams — welded along rail-mounted travel axes.
Share your components, drawings and production goals. Our engineers review the application before any equipment is proposed.