CAPABILITIES
What we build, program, and install.
OTC Daihen is home turf. Fixtures, positioners, sensing, and documentation come with it.
CAPABILITIES
Six ways we make the cell work.
OTC Daihen robot cells
Arms, power sources, and plasma we program and integrate.
• AX-V6L and AXII-B4 controllers
• FD-series arms (FD11, FD21)
• Welbee P400L / P500L, DP500; D12000 air plasma
Dual-robot & multi-station cells
More than one robot, more than one station, more than one unit.
• Dual-robot and multi-unit cells
Headstock + slave interlocks
Home permissives
• Multi-station cells with product counters
Seam tracking & touch sense
Getting the torch to the joint when parts vary.
• Thru-arc seam tracking
• Touch sense searches
Long seams and large-diameter manway welds
Fixture design
Tooling for parts as they come off the table.
• Tab-and-slot fixtures for plasma/waterjet parts
• Pipe-nozzle fixtures, 2”–12”
Dual-fixture cells for load-while-weld
Positioners
Put the weld where the robot can reach it.
• OTC aux-axis headstocks
• Skyhook-style tilt/rotate
• Cradle tooling
• TCP and aux-axis calibration
Processes
What runs in the cells.
• GMAW, including metal core
• Plasma cutting
• Occasional nickel alloys
• ASME pressure vessel / weld qualification support
COMING UP
Miller OptX laser on OTC and Hyundai arms. Cobots.
ON THE FLOOR
Cells, fixtures, plasma, positioners.
Got a part that should be on a robot?
Send the print, the volume, and the timeline. You’ll get a straight answer on whether it makes sense.