Robotic welding cells are confined cubicles designed to contain the welding robots so the arms can move freely and navigate around easily without the risk of damaging other components or harming the operators. 

The welding cell includes metallic barriers, weld robots, and components required for the robot to operate, such as the torch, power supply, robotic positioners, and other welding fixtures. It will also have arc glare shields, light curtains, laser scanners, and other safety equipment. The advantage of these features of robotic welding cells is that —

• The flexible robotic arm can reach and weld in difficult spaces and complex geometries 
• The cell barrier will protect the operators from unwanted glare and splatter
• The cells equipped with proper ventilation hoods efficiently extract the hazardous fumes
• The robotic arm can be extended to move within the well-engineered cell layout, so it does not interfere with other equipment or manual workspaces

In addition to these operational advantages, the increasing adaptation of weld robots and robotic welding cells also means the following —

• The automated weld robot runs at a set speed and process parameters during each pass, producing consistent, uniform, and high-quality results. 
• The predictable performance of the robot makes it easy to take on the attainable job and precisely deliver, especially when the demands fluctuate. 
• The automated robotic system enhances productivity for manufacturers during the welder shortage.

Weld robots can produce repeatable results at a consistent speed with less waste, unlike manual welding, improving the cost efficiency of the process.