Yaskawa ArcWorld 200 Dual-Station Welding Cell Review: Specs, Price and Applications
The Yaskawa ArcWorld 200 is a dual-station robotic welding cell for small to medium parts and medium-volume production, sized to fit the floor space of a typical single-station cell.
Each station offers a 600 x 1,300 mm work area, tooled for different parts or sequential operations. An electrically driven barrier door cycles in 2 seconds, and a Functional Safety Unit separates the stations without extra switches or a safety PLC. It suits stationary tooling or a tack table, and risers let users mount their own fixtures.
Quick Verdict
A compact entry into robotic welding that keeps the robot busy without a large footprint.
Yaskawa ArcWorld 200 Dual-Station Welding Cell at a Glance
Specification | Details |
Product type | Pre-engineered robotic welding cell |
Stations | 2 |
Work area per station | 600 x 1,300 mm |
Barrier door | Electric, 2 s cycle |
Safety | Functional Safety Unit, no safety PLC |
Tooling | Stationary tooling, tack table or user risers |
Price | Request a quote |
Design and Operating Principle
A pre-engineered welding cell packages the robot, power source, positioner or fixtures, guarding and controls into one validated unit, which shortens installation and makes safety approval simpler than a custom cell.
Dual-station layouts keep the arc on: an operator unloads and reloads one station while the robot welds at the other, so robot utilisation stays high and cycle time is set by weld time rather than loading.
Integration and Selection
Confirm part sizes, weights, cycle times and safety requirements, and check controller compatibility with existing Motoman equipment.
Plan floor or overhead space, utilities, operator access and the end-of-arm tooling or torch package as part of the same project.
Industry Applications
Industry | Typical use |
Metal fabrication | Brackets and small assemblies |
Furniture | Frames |
Agricultural equipment | Small weldments |
Automotive suppliers | Medium-volume parts |
Functional Uses
Small part MIG welding
Sequential welding operations
Tack welding
Pros and Cons
Advantages
Small footprint
2 s door
No safety PLC needed
Limitations
Small station size
Stationary tooling only
Who Should Consider the Yaskawa ArcWorld 200 Dual-Station Welding Cell?
Manufacturers and integrators using or planning Yaskawa Motoman systems who need the ArcWorld 200.
Price and Availability
Price: Request a quote. Yaskawa prices the ArcWorld 200 by configuration, robot, options and integration scope.
Further Reading
Yaskawa ArcWorld 200 Dual-Station Welding Cell FAQ
What is the ArcWorld 200?
The Yaskawa ArcWorld 200 is a dual-station robotic welding cell for small to medium parts and medium-volume production, sized to fit the floor space of a typical single-station cell.
What are its key specifications?
Stations: 2; Work area per station: 600 x 1,300 mm; Barrier door: Electric, 2 s cycle.
What applications suit it?
Small part MIG welding, Sequential welding operations, Tack welding.
How much does it cost?
Request a quote from Yaskawa or an authorised integrator.
