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Specifications
Features
- FANUC Robot / Rockwell Controls / Integrated by APT Manufacturing
- Load/Unload directly into the weld cell
- Locating holes for Fixtures to be removed and set back up in same location
- Ease of set up
- Easy maintenance and cleanliness
- Side access door for entering in a safe environment
- Small footprint
- Recipe Management with room for up to 100 recipes
- Base model is configured to weld steel (hard metal), soft metals require additional options
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