-1- Welding positioner is a process equipmentthat places the workpiece in a convenient position for welding through tiltingand rotating actions, mainly used for complex workpieces (such as racks,machine bases, flanges, spherical containers, heads, tees and tops) TIG,MIG/MAG or PLASMA automatic welding of parts such as covers), and can also beused for PLASMA cutting;

-2-CNC series welding positioner is mainlycomposed of working turntable, turning mechanism, reduction box, frame,stepping motor, precision program controller, etc.;

-3- Different rotation speeds can be setfor welding according to the welding speed. For elliptical workpieces, weldingprogramming can be carried out between divisions to meet the weldingrequirements of each section;

-4- Exquisite design, high rotationaccuracy, small inertia, good braking and stability, and high center alignmentaccuracy;

-5-CNC series positioner cooperates withTIG, MIG/MAG or PLASMA welding power source and control system to form anautomatic welding system, and can also be used in conjunction with amanipulator or welding robot to form a more complex automatic welding system;

-6- The manual three-dimensional adjustmentmechanism and rotation mechanism of the welding torch can meet the need formicro-motion adjustment when the welding torch is precisely aligned with thewelding position;

-7- The pneumatic lifting mechanism of thewelding torch and the pneumatic alignment mechanism of the tailstock can meetthe requirements of automatic welding and automatic clamping, and improve theproduction efficiency;

-8- According to the requirements ofworkpiece welding, pneumatic lifting torch, welding seam tracking device andwelding oscillator are optional;

-9- The motion controller programmablecontroller is used as the main control unit, and the industrial touch screenoperation interface has a high degree of automation and stable and reliablewelding quality;

-10- The function of the equipment can beadjusted by modifying the program and parameters of the control software torealize the welding operation of circular, semicircular and segmented arcs;