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SCARA robot for high precision assembly

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Enhanced productivity in extraordinary narrow space

SCARA robot for high precision assembly

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Assembly 

Assembly robots are used for lean industrial processes and have expanded production capabilities in the manufacturing world. An assembly line robot can dramatically increase production speed and consistency. They also save workers from tedious and dull assembly line jobs. 

 

Part Handling 

Material handling refers to robotic arms moving production parts, typically on or off a conveyor belt or to hold a part in place for production. Machine tending is similar, but more specific, referring to a robotic arm to load and unload a stationary production machine. 

 

Vision Inspection 

Robotic-based vision inspection deploys robots with cameras and lighting mounted on the end effectors which automatically move to key inspection points of a subassembly to check specific features. 

 

Loading and Unloading 

Machine loading and unloading operations utilize a robot to load and unload parts at a production machine. This requires the robot to be equipped with a gripper that can grasp parts. 

 

Material insertion 

Leveraging speed and accuracy, the application use robot to pick electrical components from tray and insert them each into tiny holes of given printed circuit board (PCB).  

 

Pick & Place 

Pick and Place robots are used to pick things up from one location and place them in another 

 

Palletizing 

Palletizing refers to the use of robots to automatically stack and organize items onto pallets for storage and transport. This process typically involves the use of robotic arms with grippers or suction cups to pick up and move items, as well as specialized software to control the movement and placement of the items on the pallet. Robot palletizing can improve efficiency and accuracy in warehouse and manufacturing operations.

 

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Max Payload

Payload is the weight the robot can lift. Drag & drop min and max to select the range of payload for your application

 

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Max Reach

Reach is the distance from the center of the robot to the fullest extension of the robotic arm. 

 

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Arms

One arm 

Single-arm robots can be typically used to feed parts sequentially

 

Two arms 

Dual-arm robots can typically increase flexibility, shorten the cycle time and execute more complex assembly tasks

 

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Robot Type 

Collaborative 

  • Cobots, or collaborative robots, are robots intended for direct human robot interaction within a shared space, or where humans and robots are in close proximity, completing tasks sequentially 

Industrial

  • An industrial robot is automated, programmable and capable of movement on three or more axes, which can be either fixed in place or mobile for use in industrial automation applications 

 

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