
Robot welding Motoman Series
Motoman UP6
The Motoman UP20-6 industrial robot can be positioned horizontally or vertically for maximum factory production.
Requiring minimal installation space the Motoman UP20-6 offers advanced performance in welding, cutting, dispensing, and handling applications. The UP20-6 design allows for close placement to the workpiece holding fixture for improved part accessibility.
Being versatile the UP20-6 can be positioned horizontally or vertically featuring a 1,885mm reach and offers a payload of 6kg running on Advanced Sigma motors for smooth, rapid motion on demand.
- Full 6-axis capability provides high flexibility
- Wide working envelope
- Advanced Sigma motors provide powerful, slim design
- High reliability - 52,000 hours MTBF
- ±0.06 mm (±0.002") repeatability
- Application-specific software
- Ideal for wide range of applications
- MotoMax III warranty (standard)
Requiring minimal installation space , the UP20 can be mounted on the floor, ceiling, or wall, and features a 1,658 mm (65.7") reach offering performance in both welding and handling applications. With its streamlined body, this robot has advanced Sigma motors for smooth, fast motion on request.
- Load Capacity: 20 kg Full 6-axis capability provides high flexibility
- Wide working envelope
- Advanced Sigma motors provide powerful, slim design
- Simulation software
- Advanced Robot Motion control
- Dynamic accel/decel control
- MotoMax III warranty (standard)
To request a quote for the Motoman UP20 call 740-383-8383 or contact a trained RobotWorx representative.
The Motoman UP50 is a six-axis flexible robot that features a wide working envelope and high-speed performance. Capable of a variety of applications, the UP50 excels at long-reach arc welding and plasma cutting applications.
Smooth, swift motion is provided by advanced Sigma motors and a streamlined body offers a range mounting options.
To request a quote for the Motoman UP50 call 740-383-8383 or contact a trained RobotWorx representative.
Motoman EA1900
This high-performance Motoman six-axis EA1900 "Expert Arc" welding robot has a patented integrated cable design streamlining the robots profile. This allows access in limited spaces and increases cable life by reducing wear. The EA1900 features a 1,893-mm (74.5 inch) horizontal reach and a 3,418-mm (134.6 inch) vertical reach. Circumferential welding on cylindrical work pieces and optimum bend radius is possible with the Motoman EA1900.
Minimizing wire feed problems and optimizing weld performance with the EA1900. The standard EA1900N is floor-mounted, but a ceiling- or wall-mounted version (EA1900TN) is available for layout flexibility.
Features & Options
- Efficient torch positioning reduces cycle time.
- In-line shock sensor protects TCP in case of collision.
- Integrated cable design extends cable life 25 times longer.
- Fast, simple torch changeover.
- Diverse torch options are available, Tregaskiss and Binzel.
Motoman EA1400

A high-performance industrial robot, the Motoman's six-axis EA 1400 Expert Arc welding robot. It features a patented internal cabling design that streamlines the robot profile and increases cable life by reducing wear and eliminating cable flip. A reduction in programming time and cycle time by minimizing the motion required for torch orientation.
Some of the features of the EA 1400 are a 1,338-mm (54.6 inch) horizontal reach and a 2,422-mm (95.4 inch) vertical reach. The Motoman EA1400 has a +360 degree T-axis rotation without cable interference, while a hollow upper arm maintains the optimum bend radius of the welding torch cable, maximizing weld performance and extending cable life without cable interference. The standard EA1400N is floor-mounted, but a ceiling- or wall-mounted version (EA1400TN) is available for layout flexibility.
To request a quote for the Motoman EA1400 call 740-383-8383 or contact a trained RobotWorx representative.
Motoman ES165N

The ES165N Motoman robot boosts cable life, ensures safety, and diminishes teaching times. The Servo gun cables of the ES-165N industrial robot are directed through the base and upper arm to reach the robot's wrist.
- Multiple robot control
- Integrated cable harness for power and utilities
- Reduction of life cycle costs
- Incorporated control for spot guns
- Improved weld quality









