Cobot Welding with Siegmund Fixture Tables

A welding cobot can only use the reach its work surface allows. Siegmund System 16 and System 28 fixture tables give a cobot a modular, expandable work area with quick-change tooling: join tables or add U-shape extensions when you need more footprint. Exclusive Canadian importer of Siegmund. Ships across Canada from St. Marys, ON; most orders ship within 48 hours.

Why table size and modularity matter for cobot ROI

Cobots are easy to set up and safe to work beside, but many cobot packages ship with limited tooling and a small work area. A cobot with a wide range of motion loses much of that reach on a small surface. Match the table size to your cobot’s reach—see what size welding table you need, then browse System 16 table sizes and System 28 table sizes. A larger Siegmund table lets the cobot work across more of its range, and lets the operator pre-fixture the next workpiece while the cobot finishes the current one. Siegmund’s quick-change tooling reduces downtime between jobs.

System 16 or System 28 for a cobot cell

System 16: Ø16 mm bores on a 50 x 50 mm grid. Siegmund recommends it for light to medium-duty work and precision fixtures. See System 16 tables.
System 28: Ø28 mm bores on a 100 x 100 mm or diagonal grid. Siegmund describes it as ideal for light to heavy components and designed for maximum clamping forces and high distortion forces. See System 28 Professional Extreme 8.7 tables.

System 16 cobot tooling

The System 16 cobot accessories collection has two starter sets of Siegmund components for System 16 tables and robotic welding cells: the Robotic Starter Set (29 pcs) and the Robotic Toggle Starter Set (31 pcs).

Talk to us about your cobot cell

Planning a cobot package? Contact BTH Sales to size a table and tooling. See a cobot table in person at our St. Marys, ON warehouse, by appointment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why pair a welding cobot with a Siegmund table?

Cobot packages often come with limited tooling and a small work surface, so much of the cobot's reach goes unused. A Siegmund fixture table gives a larger, modular work area and quick-change tooling, and you can pre-fixture the next part while the cobot welds.

Which Siegmund system should I use for a cobot cell?

Siegmund recommends System 16 (Ø16 mm bores on a 50 mm grid) for light to medium-duty work and precision fixtures, and System 28 (Ø28 mm bores on a 100 mm or diagonal grid) for light to heavy components and high distortion forces. Our robotic starter sets are System 16.

What is the difference between the two robotic starter sets?

Both System 16 sets include 12 Fast Clamping Bolts, 8 Universal Stops, 4 Stop and Clamping Squares and accessories set 163999. The Robotic Starter Set (29 pcs) has 4 Professional Screw Clamps; the Robotic Toggle Starter Set (31 pcs) has 2 Professional Screw Clamps plus 2 vertical and 2 horizontal toggle clamps with adapters.

Can I expand the cobot work area later?

Yes. Siegmund tables are modular. Join tables with connecting bolts or add U-shape extensions to grow the footprint as the cell changes.