Painting robots revolutionize traditional coating processes with automated, high-precision technology, helping businesses dramatically improve efficiency, reduce costs, and ensure consistent quality.

More efficient, more cost-effective
• 24/7 continuous operation with 3-5x higher efficiency than manual work
• Precise spraying reduces material waste by 30-50%, ROI in 6-12 months
• One robot replaces 3-5 workers, significantly cutting labor costs

Consistent quality, superior adaptability
• Millimeter-level precision ensures even coating with defect rates below 0.5%
• 6-axis robotic arm handles complex contours with ease
• 5-minute color change system compatible with paints, powders, and more

Safer, smarter, greener
• Minimizes worker exposure to hazardous substances
• Reduced overspray meets environmental standards
• Remote monitoring + smart maintenance for reliable production

I. Main Classification of Robot Welding Equipment

1. Classification by Welding Process

   - Spot Welding Robot: Specialized in connecting thin - sheet metals, it fixes the welding points through pressurization and instantaneous high temperature, and is especially suitable for automobile body welding. For example, a single automobile body usually requires 3000 - 5000 welding points to be completed, and robots can achieve efficient mass production.

   - Arc Welding Robot: Using an electric arc as a heat source, it is suitable for welding complex curves of materials such as steel and aluminum alloy, and is commonly found in heavy industry, pipeline manufacturing, and metal structural part processing.

   - Laser Welding Robot: It uses a high - energy laser beam for precision welding, with a small heat - affected zone and beautiful welds, and is suitable for high - precision fields such as electronic components and medical devices.

   - Resistance Welding Robot: It melts metals by passing electricity through electrodes and is mostly used in household appliance manufacturing and thin - sheet welding.

2. Classification by Mechanical Structure

   - Articulated Robot: It has a six - degree - of - freedom mechanical arm, high flexibility, and can complete complex welding tasks at multiple angles. It is the most widely used structural type at present.

   - Cantilever Robot: Suitable for welding scenarios with large - area coverage, such as large metal structural parts.

   - Vertical Robot: It has a compact volume and is suitable for vertical welding scenarios with limited space.