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FLW-3000ENSISe M3

Name: Amada FLW-3000ENSISe M3
Brand: Amada

FLW-ENSISe Welding Cell

The FLW-ENSISe is Amada's automatic laser welding cell, built around its own fiber source and welding head, a 6-axis robot on a linear track and a turn-and-tilt table inside an active safety cabin. A weaving lens rotates the beam itself to bridge wider gaps, filler wire can be switched on within a program, and the AI teaching assistant finds weld start and end points automatically. The M5 version adds a 4 m carriage and twin changeover tables.

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Specifications

Laser power: 3000 W (cell offered with 3 or 6 kW)
Robot: Vertical articulated 6-axis, YRC1000 controller
Carriage travel stroke: 3000 mm
Max. carriage travel speed: 60 m/min
Carriage repeatability: ±0.1 mm
Positioner payload: 500 kg max.
Positioner rotation / tilt: ±720° / ±90°
Cell dimensions (L x W x H): 7500 x 5000 x 3700 mm
Weight: 13850 kg
Control: AMNC 4ie

Manufacturer data. Options and exact configuration are confirmed in your quote.

Where it fits

The FLW-3000ENSISe M3 suits a shop that needs consistent, repeatable welds on a running production part, since the robot on a linear carriage and turn-and-tilt positioner remove the weld from an operator's hand. A weaving lens that steers the beam helps bridge fit-up gaps a fixed-focus robot weld would struggle with, and the AI teaching assistant cuts programming time when parts change. This is a cell for a shop already running robotic welding or ready to invest in it, not a fabricator doing varied, low-volume assembly, which is better served by a handheld laser welder such as the IPG LightWELD or DenaliWeld units.

Confirm before you order

Confirm which laser power (3 or 6 kW) and cell footprint apply to the M3 configuration quoted
Check positioner payload of 500 kg against the heaviest fixtured assemblies planned
Verify plant floor space against the roughly 7.5 x 5 m cell footprint