COMAU ARC4-5-1.95 Alternatives & Competitors

An ideal all-round welding robot, the ARC Mate 120iD’s slim articulated design means it excels at welding in narrow jigs. It features a new drive train for significantly higher axis speeds and, thanks to its high rigidity, boasts a repeatability of ± 0.02 mm. For maximum operating flexibility, it has a large working envelope and can reach in very close to its own base. By combining FANUC reliability with higher motion performance, the ARC Mate 120iD maximises productivity and enhances your profitability. Operating costs are low, and installation is easy.

The MOTOMAN SP80 is the smallest spot welding and handling robot of the MOTOMAN SP series. It provides 80 kg payload (including C-adapter) and 2236 mm working range for servo-controlled lightweight welding guns.

The MOTOMAN SP80 is controlled by the compact and powerful MOTOMAN YRC1000 controller and features the latest Yaskawa Sigma-7 servo drive technology which offers high dynamics and energy efficiency, and enables outstanding cycle times.

Extra slim design

Large working range

The KR 5-2 Arc HW (Hollow Wrist) is a new type of robot that is considered to be the arc welding specialist. It's attributes truly put it in a class of its own. For instance, it has a 50 mm opening in the arm and wrist to enable the internal routing of the arc welding dress package. This is a huge advantage as it helps to protect the dress package from mechanical influences and whiplash. There are a variety of dress package options available such as torsion-type and infinitely rotating. The KR 5-2 can handle up to 5 kg in payload and a reach up to 1423 mm. Additionally, the KR 5-2 Arc HW design provides more accessible components and a simplified offline programming platform. This robot will be paired with the KR C4 controller.

The six-axis MOTOMAN AR1440 is our most popular arc welding robot - it is simply the world reference in robotic arc welding, thermal cutting and other path-related applications. It combines precision, performance and functionality in a way which made MOTOMAN welding robots superior over the last decades. The AR1440 allows you to achieve optimal welding results even under extremely difficult conditions.

The BA006N arc welding robot has a maximum reach of 1,445 mm and a hollow wrist structure that allows for easy management of cables and hoses around the torch, providing stable wire feeding and reliable offline teaching.

The BA006L arc welding robot has a maximum reach of 2,036 mm and a hollow wrist structure that allows for easy management of cables and hoses around the torch, providing stable wire feeding and reliable offline teaching.

The Kuka 6 Arc industrial robot was designed for tough arc welding applications. Designed with 6 axes and a 6 kg maximum payload, the KR 6 Arc KR C2 can be either floor or ceiling mounted for easy installation in any automation shop.

Kawasaki arc welding robots use state-of-the-art technology to rival the quality of a skilled human welder. The RA005L robot has a short reach and is suitable for welding small workpieces.

The new generation of Arc Welding robots stands out based on its productivity advancements and rapid integration times. The long arm model of the ARC Mate 100iD series features outstanding axes speed and ultimate precision. Made specifically for narrow installations, this highly versatile arc welding robot can work on relative large parts thanks to its large horizontal stroke and can also be installed upside down or angle mounted.