Machining, laser cutting, and other continuous-path applications require robotic solutions capable of incredibly precise and reliable performance. When a margin for error simply doesn't exist, the high accuracy (HA) robot series from KUKA Robotics is designed to meet the challenges.
Enhanced Repeatability:
Repeatability and precision work are inextricably linked.
Simplify milling with an all-inclusive KUKA application module. The Milling 8kW comes with everything you need for top quality robotic milling results: robot, controller, tooling, mounting kit, software, and cabling.
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When it comes to repeatability, the KUKA KR 60 HA is on target. A member of the High Accuracy (HA) series, this robot provides point repeatability of plus or minus 0.05mm and line repeatability of plus or minus 0.16mm.
Design makes this robot's extreme precision possible. The gear units are carefully engineered to provide top performance with rigid components and calibration. It is controlled by the advanced KR C2.
Waterjet robots are a force to be reckoned with. Combining the power of water and the flexibility of automation, they offer multiple advantages.
Waterjet robots are ideally suited for cutting, drilling, material removal, and cleaning applications. They are able to cut through a multitude of materials - metals, plastics, carpet, food, etc.
Stay on the cutting edge with robotic arms.
Because of their speed, efficiency, and accuracy, robotic arms are the ideal solution for cutting applications.
Without using robotic arms for cutting, companies grow to expect a certain level of waste. Mistakes are normal and parts/materials lost. However, with robotic arms every cut is performed just as programmed. This results in less wasted product and less wasted energy.
Industrial robots are changing the face of milling.
Milling is a machining process that uses a spinning, multi-tooth cutter to remove material. Milling is the preferred method for prototyping and mold creation.
Robotic Milling:
FANUC Milling Case Study
VIDEO: Milling Application
Up to this point, milling has been accomplished with special milling and CNC machines. But milling robots offer advantages over these traditional milling methods.
