Collaborative Welding Robots for Real Shops
From aluminum TIG to high-deposition MIG, our cobot welding cells are built to deliver repeatable quality, faster cycle times, and long-term scalability.
Backed by welding engineers who support you beyond installation.
Trusted by manufacturers scaling production without compromising weld quality.
Other systems can look good in a demo, but fail when you weld real parts.
Limited Welding Controls
Some systems limit access to true welding parameters, making it difficult to control heat input, arc behavior, and process stability across MIG, TIG, or Laser applications.
Can’t Weld the Hard Parts
Entry-level cobot setups often struggle with aluminum, thin materials, cosmetic welds, or food-grade stainless, so complex parts stay manual.
No Real Welding Help
Without proper application review, fixturing guidance, and weld parameter optimization, many systems never move beyond trial mode.
Choose THG Automation for a Cobot Welding System Built for Production.
%20(1)%20(1).avif)
%20(1).avif)
.avif)
Weld The Parts Other Cobot Welding Systems Avoid
Many cobot welding packages are built for basic steel parts and simple joints.
Our systems are engineered to handle the materials and weld quality requirements that demand real process control and integration depth.
Fronius power sources for advanced MIG and TIG applications
Advanced MIG process modes including CMT and PMC
AC/DC TIG capability with full parameter control
IPG laser welding technology for high-speed, low-distortion welding
Process-level integration between robot and welding source
%20(1).avif)
%20(1).avif)
Real Welding Process Control.
Not Just a Robot Arm.
A collaborative robot is only one part of a welding system.
Performance depends on how the part is presented, positioned, and supported.
Integrated welding positioners for optimal part access and ergonomics
Modular platforms that support future expansion
Coordinated motion for multi-axis welding applications
Tooling and part presentation engineered for production consistency
Backed by Real Welding Engineers
Buying a cobot welding system is one thing.
Getting it to run properly in production is another.
Our welding engineers support you from application review through full production ramp-up.
Pre-shipment weld validation and sample testing
On-site commissioning and parameter optimization
Guidance on part presentation and process tuning
Training for operators and supervisors
Ongoing technical support as your production evolves
See the Real Results Shops Get with THG Automation.
Tell Us About Your Application
Share what you weld today, your materials, and your production needs. Our team will look at your application and tell you if a THG Cobot Welding System is a good fit for your work.
FAQ
Yes. Our cobot welding systems support aluminum, thin-gauge materials, and cosmetic welds using advanced Fronius MIG and TIG processes as well as IPG laser technology. Proper heat control and arc stability are built into the system design.
Our cobot welding systems include a limited 3-year warranty covering the robot and welding power source. Additional components such as tooling and positioners are covered per manufacturer terms.
Most systems ship within a few weeks after application review and system configuration. Lead time depends on fixturing, positioners, and process requirements.
Yes. Every cobot welding system includes pre-shipment weld validation. Our welding engineers install and commission the system on site, optimize weld parameters, assist with fixturing, and train your team for production readiness.
Yes, after application pre-qualification. We can weld sample parts and provide documented results so you can determine if cobot welding is the right fit for your process.
Need more answers?
Our team is ready to discuss your specific requirements and challenges.