Nothing in a welding cell wastes more money than a fixture that locates the part inconsistently. The robot itself is highly repeatable; if the part sits differently each time, that accuracy is wasted. Precise, repeatable part location is the foundation everything else depends on.
Consistent location
Fixtures are designed around an agreed set of reference points, so parts sit the same way on every cycle and programs can be transferred between stations without rework.
Distortion under control
Clamping is planned together with the welding sequence, so heat-related movement is guided in a controlled direction instead of being locked into the finished part.
| Base plate | 600 × 800 to 1 500 × 2 500 mm |
|---|---|
| Location repeatability | ±0.20 mm |
| Clamping | Pneumatic toggle, 6 bar |
| Clamp force | 1.8 – 6.4 kN per unit |
| Changeover | Under 10 min with zero-point mounts |
| Sensing | Inductive part-present per clamp |
| Material | Nitrided tool steel locators |
| Surface treatment | Anti-spatter coated contact faces |
| Interface | Standard positioner bolt pattern |
| Documentation | Fixture drawing and datum scheme |
