The “slim arm” design reduces potential interference between the robot tooling and upper arm. This new design also improves the B-axis range of motion and shortens the distance between the B-axis and the T-axis mounting flange, providing increased carrying capacity.
With a payload of 5kg, the compact design allows maximum performance using minimal floor space. Open architecture enables programming and control through a wide variety of platforms. The robots feature floor-, wall- or ceiling-mounted options, and brakes on all axes. Internally routed cables and hoses maximize system reliability. User utility connections on top of the upper arm provide better cable management.
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