
1-Axis Rotary Positioner
For applications where rotating the workpiece improves weld access and helps keep joints in a suitable welding orientation.

A complete table-mounted welding cobot system for manufacturers welding small to medium parts, short production runs, and frequently changing jobs.
Camex configures the cobot, welding package, table, torch, fixtures, positioning equipment, safety, and programming around your application.
The Table System brings welding automation to production environments where parts, fixtures, and production requirements change frequently. It is designed for repeatable work where a compact, fixture-based cell gives operators practical access to parts.
The goal is not to replace skilled welders. It is to apply automation to repetitive programmed work so your welding team can focus on fit-up, complex joints, and higher-value fabrication tasks.
Small and medium weldments
Repeat production fixtures
High-mix, lower-volume work
Frequent part changeovers
Compact automation footprint
Improved welding consistency

A Camex Table System is an engineered welding production cell. The robot, torch, welding power source, table, controller, programming interface, workholding, safety, and commissioning work together as one application-ready system.
Optional positioners and secondary tables can be reviewed where they improve access, orientation, and workflow for your parts.
Camex integrates the system as a manufacturing solution. Final scope is configured around the project, application, and selected options.
Collaborative robot and controller
Robotic MIG welding torch
Fronius or Miller welding package
Welding and fixture table
Camex Welding Programming Interface
Application-specific fixtures and workholding
Safety integration
Programming, installation, commissioning, and training
Documentation and ongoing technical support
The final configuration is determined through application review. Values below reflect available configurations, not a single fixed package.
| Specification | Available configuration |
|---|---|
| Cobot reach | 1,300 mm or 1,700 mm |
| Cobot payload | 6 kg or 10 kg |
| Repeatability | ±0.05 mm |
| Welding process | MIG / MAG, package dependent |
| Welding power source | Fronius or Miller |
| Welding table | 60 × 40 in to 120 × 40 in |
| Fixture table system | System 16 or System 28 |
| Torch | Air-cooled or water-cooled, configuration dependent |
| Positioner and external axis | Optional |
| Welding functions | Configuration and software dependent |
The Camex Welding Programming Interface is organized around real welding workflows rather than generic robot commands. During engineering and training, Camex configures the programming approach around the selected application and welding process.
It supports a structured approach to teaching weld points, selecting process parameters, and saving programs for repeat production.
Positioners can rotate or tilt the workpiece to improve joint access, maintain better welding orientation, reduce manual repositioning, and expand the usable working envelope.

For applications where rotating the workpiece improves weld access and helps keep joints in a suitable welding orientation.

For workpieces that benefit from both rotation and tilt to improve access to multiple weld joints.
Typical applications include repeatable fabricated components that can be located in fixtures and accessed by the selected cobot and torch. Camex reviews suitability on an application-by-application basis.
Review the cobot, welding machine, table, torch, positioner, accessories, safety, and programming requirements with the Camex team.
Configure Your Welding CobotReview your parts, drawings, materials, welds, and production requirements.
Select the cobot, welding equipment, table, torch, and optional positioner.
Design the welding cell, fixtures, safety, and programming approach around the application.
Assemble, program, and test the system for the defined application.
Install and commission the system at your facility.
Provide practical operation and programming training.
Provide technical support as required after commissioning.
Welding automation economics depend on labor cost, production volume, arc-on time, shifts, current cycle time, fixture and loading time, utilization, and rework. Camex can review these application-specific inputs with you rather than applying a generic payback claim.
Not sure which configuration fits your application? Send drawings, photos, material, thickness, weld type, production quantity, current process, and cycle time if known. Our automation team will review the application and recommend an appropriate system configuration.