Irizar WM 8060 Welding Manipulator is a heavy-duty column and boom welding system designed to support automated SAW, MIG, FCAW, and TIG welding of pipes, tanks, pressure vessels, and other fabricated components. The WM 8060 includes a vertical column, horizontal boom, and motorized travelling trolley and can be integrated with Tank Turning Rolls, Welding Positioners, or Head & Tailstock Positioners for complete automated welding applications.

Our welding manipulators are available from stock in capacities ranging from 3 m x 3 m to 9 m x 6 m (effective column vertical stroke x effective boom horizontal stroke)

Including: WM 3030 | WM 4040 | WM 5050 | WM 6060 | WM 8060 | WM 9060
Additional capacities available upon request: 7 m x 6 m | Telescopic Column & Boom Manipulator, 9 m x 12 m

Available in Stock: The world's largest selection of Welding Column and Booms

Machinery temporarily exported from Canada to the USA under an ATA Carnet, also referred to as a "Merchandise Passport," is exempt from import duties & tariffs. It is essential to note that the machinery must be returned within one year and cannot be sold or exported abroad.

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Specifications

  1. Effective expansion:
    Boom vertical effective expansion (up-down): 8.0 m
    Boom horizontal effective expansion (in-out): 6.0 m
  2. Maximum load at boom extremity: 400 kilos @ 12” GC
  3. Speed:
    Boom vertical speed: 0.80 m/minute
    Boom horizontal speed: From 0.20 to 1.50 m/minute
    Column rotation (± 180 ͦ ): Motorized
    Trolley speed: 2,00 m/minute
  4. Boom height:
    Minimum: 1.10 m
    Maximum: 9.34 m
    Column height: 11.35 m
  5. Power: 6.00 kW
  6. Weight: 14.50 MT
  7. Warranty: One year
  8. Operation Manual & Electric Diagram: Included
  9. Video
  10. 3D View 

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Delivery Time

Canada: 3–5 business days
USA & U.S.–Mexico Border: Approximately 1 week
Latin America: Approximately 4 weeks
Worldwide: Approximately 5–6 weeks

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) & Knowledge Base (KB)

Notes

Our company recommends consulting a Certified Welding Engineer (CWEng) to design the welding procedure in accordance with the relevant national and provincial codes and standards. In Canada, CWEngs are certified by the Canadian Welding Bureau (CWB). In contrast, in the USA, they are accredited by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME), the American Welding Society (AWS), and the American Petroleum Institute (API), among other prestigious organizations worldwide. A CWEng is responsible for designing and selecting appropriate welding parameters, including plate beveling, wire and flux specifications, amperage, voltage, and welding speed, among other factors.

Irizar does not offer training, as the machine is straightforward to operate. However, it must be operated by an experienced Submerged Arc Welding (SAW) Operator. Certification is required for this trade, meaning the operator holds a certification as a journeyperson. Irizar rental facility is available in Wetaskiwin, AB, Canada, where customer welder operators can familiarize themselves with the equipment and obtain coupons for qualifying Welding Procedure Specifications (WPS), Procedure Qualification Records (PQR), and Welder Qualification Tests (WQT). Otherwise, we recommend purchasing the machine in advance and making it work in your shop before setting it up on the jobsite.