Flexlite GXe-C MIG/MAG cobot torches
The Flexlite GXe-C is a MIG/MAG cobot torch series that makes Kemppi precision, reliability, and durability available for cobot solutions at the push of a button. It is cobot-ready and designed to 'plug-in-and-weld'. It's quick to integrate and simple to operate with accessible push buttons.
Press and weld
Quick to integrate with your cobot solution, and simple to operate with accessible push-buttons.
Built to keep up with your cobot
Based on the popular GXe torch and engineered to endure the demands of welding with cobots.
Perfect positioning, greater accuracy
Our uniquely adjustable bracket makes it easier to achieve and secure the optimum torch position, keeping the TCP accurate.
Add Kemppi know-how to your cobot
Based on our popular high-performance GXe MIG/MAG torch, the GXe-C is a cobot-ready torch designed to 'plug-in-and-weld'. It's quick to integrate and simple to operate with accessible push buttons.
The cobot torch's fine-adjustment bracket allows it to be positioned perfectly and securely for each task and angle, keeping the TCP accurate.
Flexlite GXe-C cobot torches utilize the GXe's highly durable consumables, minimizing maintenance and guaranteeing productivity and cost-efficiency.
The Series 5 models are optimized for cobot systems using Kemppi power sources and welding curves.
The Series 3 models are easily integrated with any mechanization application with Euro connectors.
Locked-in precision
Our uniquely adjustable bracket can be rotated by 5° increments, with linear adjustment at the base, to secure the precise welding position.
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