Staubli Corporation: Heavy-payload robot

The new TX200 and TX200L heavy-payload robots from Stäubli Robotics are the next generation of standard and long-reach high-performance material handling robots, offering speed, rigidity, and load capacities ranging from 100 to 130 kg and a maximum reach of 2,194 to 2,594 mm.

Stäubli Corporation

Oct 3, 2008

These robots have 6 deg of freedom, a fully enclosed structure for easy cleaning, and 121⁄2-m./sec high-speed motion. Robots are suitable for a variety of industrial and clean room applications, including material handling, palletizing, pick-and-place, and machine loading/unloading.

Phone: 864/486-5416 | www.staubli.com

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