It is suitable for producing square parts and panels for such sectors as HVAC, door, and elevator panel manufacturing.

New column styles include square, cross, and rectangular.

Movement on all axes is servomotor-driven and fully integrated with the controller for synchronous movement of the robot and positioner.

The robot’s 0.5-kg payload supports a variety of tooling and sensors to fulfill diverse project needs.

Input power on the 210 is 120 to 480 V, with 1 to 210 amps DC and 2 to 210 amps AC.

The machine offers maximum welding output of 150 amps on battery power.

LabeLase Producer software helps simplify tag design.

Two models are available: the 110-ton 1003 and the 243-ton 2204.

It helps improve worker comfort on the floor and equalize temperatures throughout the facility.

The routing software identifies the workpiece by RFID or QR code, after which the transport conveyor takes the structure to the right process cell.

It combines Miller power source and wire feed technology, a Tregaskiss torch, and a Hobart metal-cored wire.

It can handle a variety of pallet sizes and has storage capacity of up to 81 round pallets and up to 38 square pallets.

Normally intended to clean and etch aluminum, it may also be used with mild steel, stainless steel, and copper.

The machine can cut mild steel up to 3/4 in. thick using nitrogen as the cutting gas with barely any need for reworking.

The high-speed press brake is suitable for processing high-mix, low-volume parts, even if the operator lacks experience.