Welding Robots
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Welding robots automate arc or spot welding operations with consistent speed, path accuracy, and weld quality. The suppliers below manufacture, integrate, or distribute welding robot systems, including welding torches, positioners, and cell design, for European metalworking and manufacturing industries.
What Welding Robots suppliers provide
Suppliers in this category design, manufacture, or integrate robotic systems dedicated to arc, spot, or laser welding tasks. Their core competence lies in matching robot reach and repeatability to the weld joint and part geometry, along with welding process integration, torch and wire feed selection, and positioner design for handling the workpiece. Many suppliers also provide programming, offline simulation, and cell commissioning services. This category is distinct from palletising and general industrial robots, which use different end-of-arm tooling and are programmed for different tasks. In the pre-selection phase, compare which welding processes, materials, and industries each supplier specialises in rather than individual robot specifications.
Relevant standards
Welding robot cells are typically designed to the safety requirements of ISO 10218-1 for the robot and ISO 10218-2 for the integrated system, with the overall risk assessment following EN ISO 12100. Electrical equipment on the cell commonly follows IEC 60204-1.
Frequently asked questions
What welding processes do welding robots handle?
Welding robot suppliers commonly cover arc welding (MIG/MAG and TIG), spot welding, and increasingly laser welding, with the choice of process depending on the material, joint design, and required throughput.