Cloos says it is developing and manufacturing automated welding systems to meeting the specific requirements of its customers. The company says the range offers compact systems as well as complex, chained systems with automated workpiece identification and loading and unloading processes.
Its new QIROX QRC-290 welding robot offers an entry into automated welding, while the QIROX Operating System (QOS) and the new programming surface QIROX Technology Interface (QTI) for the robots offer ease of use and a reduction of the programming times claims the company.
Further control system products include the QINEO Data Manager (QDM) software, which the company says offers control and the management of welding power sources from a central PC.