Flexible part mix
A compact integrated arrangement for more than one part reference or lower-volume production.
MOTOFIL · Robotic welding
Start with the part. Then specify the welding cell.
For factories planning repeatable metal production and welding automation. Share your part, weld process and output target; PMG coordinates a MOTOFIL configuration enquiry and quotation for your production requirement.
MOTOFIL Monobloc in operation · manufacturer image; configuration varies by project.Metal parts and welded assemblies
Process, part size and cycle target first
Supply scope defined in the quotation
Configuration routes
Different production problems call for different cells.
MOTOFIL publishes several robotic welding arrangements. These examples help frame an enquiry; final suitability must be confirmed against your actual parts and the manufacturer's proposal.
Shorter work cycles
A positioner route for smaller parts where loading and welding flow matter.
Larger metal parts
A positioning route for larger assemblies that need access to multiple welds.
Real manufacturer demonstration
See MOTOFIL Monobloc welding in action.
Watch a 60-second excerpt from MOTOFIL's official Monobloc video. It shows one cell configuration, not a performance or delivery promise from PMG.
Play 60-second MOTOFIL excerptClose video
Source: MOTOFIL. Manufacturer's product page · Full 1:32 video on YouTube
Qualified equipment enquiry
Tell us about your factory welding project.
Start with material, part size and production target. In the project description, include your purchasing role, project stage, target date and investment range if known. Drawings are optional at this stage; tell us what is still being defined.
PMG coordinates specifications and commercial quotations. Installation, training, maintenance and spare-parts stock are not currently offered by PMG; the actual supply scope is stated in the quotation.
Technical examples are drawn from MOTOFIL's published welding range. Availability, configuration, capacities and commercial terms must be confirmed in a specific quotation. Manufacturer reference ↗