Robots for welding
A welding robot carries a torch or weld gun through a programmed path to join metal parts. Arc welding (MIG and TIG) demands tight path repeatability so the torch tracks the seam, while spot welding tolerates more because the gun closes on the joint. Reach and wrist articulation decide whether the arm can reach every joint on the part.
96 matching models in our database, payload up to 500 kg.
What matters when you spec a welding robot
- ●Path repeatability: arc welding needs the torch to track the seam consistently across cycles.
- ●Reach and wrist articulation: the arm must reach every joint, including those behind fixtures.
- ●Payload: enough to carry the torch, wire feeder, or spot gun plus cabling.
- ●Protection: spatter and heat resistance, and IP rating for the environment.
Welding robots in our database
Universal Robots
UR20
Universal Robots
UR30
Yaskawa Motoman
AR1440
Yaskawa Motoman
AR2010
Yaskawa Motoman
AR900
AUBO
i10
FANUC
ARC Mate 120iD
FANUC
M-20iD/25
FANUC
M-710iC/50
FANUC
R-2000iC/165F
KUKA
KR 120 R2700-2
KUKA
KR 20 R3100 IONTEC
KUKA
KR 30 R2100
KUKA
KR 70 R2100
Yaskawa Motoman
GP180
Yaskawa Motoman
GP280
Yaskawa Motoman
GP88
Yaskawa Motoman
MH24
KUKA
KR 210 R2700-2 (QUANTEC)
ABB Robotics
IRB 1410
ABB Robotics
IRB 1600-10/1.45
ABB Robotics
IRB 6710-210/2.65
ABB Robotics
IRB 6730-270/2.7
ABB Robotics
IRB 6720-240/2.65
ABB Robotics
IRB 6740-310/2.8
FANUC
M-900iB/400L
JAKA
Zu 20
Kawasaki Robotics
BX100N
Kawasaki Robotics
RS020N
Mitsubishi Electric
MELFA RV-13FR
Mitsubishi Electric
MELFA RV-20FR
Mitsubishi Electric
MELFA RV-4FR
Techman Robot
TM20
ABB Robotics
IRB 1520ID
ABB Robotics
IRB 6750S-350/3.2
Dobot
CR7A
Doosan Robotics
H2017
Mitsubishi Electric
MELFA RV-2FR
Stäubli Robotics
TX2-90
ABB Robotics
IRB 2600-20/1.65
Han's Robot
Elfin E10L-Pro
ABB Robotics
IRB 1660ID-6/1.55
ABB Robotics
IRB 4600-60/2.05
AUBO
iS10
AUBO
iS35
Han's Robot
Elfin E10
JAKA
Zu 12
JAKA
Zu 18
JAKA
Zu 30
JAKA
Zu 7
Mitsubishi Electric
MELFA RV-8FR
ABB Robotics
IRB 6700-150/3.20
ABB Robotics
IRB 7600-500/2.55
AUBO
iS20L
Inovance
IR-R16-210
JAKA
S 12
Kawasaki Robotics
BX200L
Estun
ER10B-900-MI
Estun
ER12B-1510
Estun
ER20-1200-MI
Estun
ER35B-1810
Estun
ER70B-2100-LI
Inovance
IR-R10-140S-INT
Inovance
IR-R20-170S5
JAKA
Pro 12
JAKA
Pro 16
Estun
ER20B-1760
FANUC
M-800iA/60
FANUC
R-1000iA/120F-7B
Han's Robot
Elfin E15
FANUC
CRX-3iA
Siasun
SR12A
Siasun
SR210A-DW
Siasun
SR50A
ROKAE
xMate CR18
ROKAE
xMate CR35
ROKAE
xMate CR45
Siasun
SR210A
Siasun
SR220A
Siasun
SR270A
Siasun
SR360A
Siasun
SR500A
Yaskawa Motoman
GA50
Estun
ER100B-3000
Estun
ER30B-2700-LI
Estun
ER50B-2100
Kawasaki Robotics
BA013L-A
ROKAE
NB220
ROKAE
NB25-25/1.8
ROKAE
NB25h-25/1.8
ROKAE
NB80-80/2.2
Yaskawa Motoman
SP100
ABB Robotics
IRB 2600ID-15/1.85
KUKA
KR 6 R1840-2 arc HW
KUKA
KR 8 R1640-2 arc HW
KUKA
KR 8 R2100-2 arc HW
Buyer guides for welding
Frequently asked questions
- What repeatability does a welding robot need?
- Arc welding (MIG and TIG) wants tight path repeatability so the torch tracks the seam. Spot welding tolerates looser repeatability because the gun closes onto the joint.
- What payload does a welding robot need?
- Enough to carry the torch or spot gun plus the wire feeder and cabling. Arc welding torches are light; servo spot guns are much heavier and push you toward a higher-payload arm.