Process familiarity
The review can start with the weld process you already know instead of treating the power source like an afterthought.
Fronius users
Cobot Welding for Fronius Users
For shops already using Fronius welding technology, Spartan offers a 7-axis cobot welding path built around Fronius, Kassow robotics, and practical operator workflow.
Fronius-first positioning
Keep the welding technology familiar while adding 7-axis robotics
If your shop already uses Fronius, the conversation should not start from zero. Your team may already understand Fronius weld processes, job numbers, arc behavior, maintenance expectations, and what a good result looks like.
Spartan cobot welding cells are built around Fronius welding technology and a 7-axis Kassow robot. That matters because the welding process, robot motion, fixture, and operator workflow all need to work together. The goal is not just to add a robot; it is to build automation around welding technology your team can trust.
Fronius users should review
- current Fronius power source model, process, job setup, material, and wire/gas details
- which parts already run well manually but are hard to staff consistently
- whether CMT, pulse, or standard MIG/MAG process behavior matters for the application
- how operators currently select and adjust welding jobs on the floor
Why this page is different
Software workflow
WeldX and the pendant workflow can be discussed around named jobs, Fronius status, weld commands, and operator usability.
Robot access
The 7-axis Kassow arm adds flexibility around real parts where torch angle and clearance matter.
Best next step
Bring one Fronius welding application into the review
The best starting point is a part your team already understands: known process, known quality expectation, known production need, and a clear reason automation could help.
Spartan can review whether the part should move toward a system discussion or whether Spartan Bridge testing should happen first.
Submit a Fronius Application for Review