36. Schweißtechnische Tagung
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Location: Halle (Saale)/Germany
Making submerged arc welding more flexible
Submerged arc welding traditionally demonstrates its strengths in long, straight weld seams and high deposition rates. But what happens when component geometries and weld paths move beyond the traditional straight line?
At the 36. Schweißtechnische Tagung, Kjellberg Finsterwalde will demonstrate how collaborative robotics can extend torch guidance in submerged arc welding. A cobot guides the SAW torch automatically along different weld paths, opening up new possibilities for flexible submerged arc welding applications.
Kjellberg will demonstrate how this approach can be implemented and the possibilities it creates for industrial welding applications through both a practical demonstration and a technical presentation.
Kjellberg at the 36. Schweißtechnische Tagung
Cobot SAW demonstration · 7 October 2026 · 06:00 pm
As part of the evening event, Kjellberg Finsterwalde will present robotic submerged arc welding and demonstrate the automated guidance of a SAW torch using a cobot.
Technical presentation · 8 October 2026 · 12:20 pm
Sascha Rudnik from Kjellberg Finsterwalde will present the topic “Flexible submerged arc welding – technical solutions for decoupling welding processes from component geometries using collaborative robotics”.
The presentation focuses on how robotic guidance can make submerged arc welding less dependent on traditional component geometries and enable greater flexibility in the welding process.
More about robotic submerged arc welding
How can a process traditionally used for long, straight seams be applied to new component geometries? In our Know-how Centre, we explain how robotics extends the possibilities for torch guidance in submerged arc welding.
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