STEP SA10-2000H Teaching Free Six Axis Welding Robot with Real Time Monitoring

Overview

• • The STEP SA10-2000H is a six axis welding robot built around teaching free programming.
• • Weld paths are generated from the part model or a scan, so the operator does not touch up every point by hand.
• • Real time monitoring tracks arc stability and flags deviation during the pass.
• • A 2000 mm working reach covers brackets, frames and tube assemblies in a compact cell.
• • IP54 sealing and a 150 kg body suit general fabrication shops with dust and spatter.
• • Commissioning follows a documented checklist, so the cell reaches production without open items.

Specifications

Advantages

• • Teaching free programming removes hand taught points, which shortens setup on small batches.
• • Real time monitoring flags arc deviation during the weld instead of after inspection.
• • A 2000 mm reach covers brackets, frames and tube assemblies in a compact cell.
• • Consistent travel speed and torch angle keep bead profile even across a batch.
• • A 150 kg body suits standard steel frames rather than heavy foundations.
• • IP54 sealing limits dust and spatter ingress around the joints.
• • Programs are stored per part number, so repeat orders restart without rework.
• • Local engineering support covers parameter tuning for new materials.
• • Maintenance points sit at floor level, so planned service stops stay short.
• • Weld parameters are stored with each part program, so material changes are handled in software.
• • The cell layout drawing covers fume extraction and fixture positions for shop approval.
• • The cell documentation includes a spare parts list covering routine wear items.

Applications

• • Welding steel frames and brackets in fabrication shops.
• • Welding tube assemblies and structural subframes.
• • Small batch production where programming time dominates.
• • Rework welding after forming or machining.
• • Welding cells paired with positioners for long seams.
• • Contract welding shops running mixed part families.
• • Routine production work in general industry fabrication.

FAQ

• • What does teaching free mean? Weld paths are generated from the part model or scan, so points are not taught by hand at the robot.
• • How is weld quality monitored? Real time monitoring tracks arc stability and flags deviation while the pass is running.
• • What is the working reach? The working reach is 2000 mm, which covers brackets, frames and tube assemblies.
• • Can it weld different part numbers? Yes, programs are stored per part number, so repeat orders restart without reprogramming.
• • What warranty applies? A one year warranty covers the robot under normal operating conditions.
• • Is training included? Commissioning includes operator training on programming, daily checks and safe restart procedures.