NIMAK / ROBOT WELDING

Robot spot welding guns. Engineered to fit.

A UK enquiry point for NIMAK resistance spot-welding guns used in automated manufacturing, with product options guided by the application and robot cell.

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TECHNICAL OVERVIEW

universalGUN

A flexible NIMAK robot welding gun family for differing welding requirements. Configuration, electrodes, transformer and integration details need to be assessed against the robot, part and production environment.

multiframeGUN

NIMAK’s modular multiframeGUN approach supports a range of gun geometries and standardised elements. It is worth investigating where production layouts, installation constraints and serviceability drive the design.

powerGUN

The NIMAK powerGUN range addresses industrial robot welding applications. The manufacturer’s current technical information is the reference for product variants, performance and suitability.

Product descriptions are introductory. Manufacturer specifications, current availability and any engineering-project scope are confirmed for each enquiry.

COMMON QUESTIONS

Useful things to know.

What should I include in a robot welding gun enquiry?

The welding application, robot type, material and sheet stack, electrode access, available space, production volume and any current gun standard or drawings.

Are all NIMAK guns standard off-the-shelf items?

NIMAK describes customer-specific engineering across its gun programme. Final availability and configuration must be confirmed with the manufacturer and AutoSan.

MORE AUTOSAN CAPABILITIES

Automation project engineeringProduction bottlenecks, cycle-time investigations and practical industrial project support.Manual welding gunsManual resistance spot-welding guns for rework stations, prototypes and production.Spot & projection welding machinesNIMAK stationary spot and projection welding machines and accessories.

Have a specific engineering requirement?

AutoSan is based in Solihull, United Kingdom. UK and suitable overseas enquiries are welcome for individual review.

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