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EUROBLECH 2024 PREVIEW T


COOPER COBOT IS HERE TO HELP


rade shows provide you a unique opportunity to get a hands-on experience with


the very latest technology. Talk one-on-one with Lincoln Electric experts on the company’s stand at EuroBLECH [Stand 13 E71]. For any business looking to take its


first step into automation or for those struggling to find skilled welders Lincoln Electric has designed the Cooper welding cobots to complement the skills of human welders. Cooper welding cobots help improve weld productivity, quality, and repeatability in a collaborative way. The company also developed the Cooper App for easy-to-use programming, while its Power Wave R450 robotic welding platform runs the systems with industry-leading performance. Cooper welding cobots are designed for those who value flexibility, workplace safety, and cost-efficiency. Not a welding expert? That’s not a


problem with the Cooper App, exclusive to Cooper welding cobots from Lincoln Electric Automation, it makes welding as simple as ‘Click Click Weld’.


The App is specifically designed for Cooper cobot programming. Its user- friendly interface helps remove the barriers to robotic welding common with traditional teach pendant interfaces. Drag and drop programming and smart, teach-at-the-torch technology supports straightforward robotic programming without complex training. Adaptable Integration is achieved with


no cell fencing required, less floor space is also needed to manufacture a part using a cobot. Sleek cable management helps reduce payload errors and improve workflows. Thoughtful cart design means it operation is enhanced with a tooling table top, sliding doors for easy access to in-cart equipment,


and mounting provisions for adding a robotic torch maintenance centre. Being cart mounted the cobot can be


quickly deployed at any suitable location, programmed to weld in minutes so you can automated tasked and improve productivity in no time. While intelligent contact-sensing technology allows Cooper cobots to work safely alongside welding operators and other staff. Cooper cobot systems have lower


maintenance costs and require less power input compared to larger robotic welding systems, so it really is a cost- effective solution. And, with over 125 years of welding industry experience, you can trust the welding experts at Lincoln Electric Automation to provide a state- of-the-art robotic welding system. Its cobot technical support team is available for any post-purchase questions. The Lincoln Electric Power Wave


platform is more than just a power source, it’s a complete welding process control system. Designed around three principles of process control, the Power Wave advanced welding platform allows you to standardise your entire welding operation for optimised performance and reduced waste. The Cooper cobot systems include


the Power Wave R450 robotic welding machine, AutoDrive wire feeder, Magnum PRO wire-break weld torch, the Cooper App, and more. Visit the stand and talk to the knowledgeable staff at Lincoln Electric Automation. www.lincolnelectric.com


48 / WELDING WORLD MAGAZINE - ISSUE 05 - SEPTEMBER 2024


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