Expand your horizons and your work envelope with the extended reach MA3100 robot.
This new addition to the "Master Arc" robot series spans 3,121mm horizontally. No need to strain, the MA3100 can access parts and cover distance with speed and dexterity.
The MA3100 has a light payload (3kg) which makes it a perfect match for arc welding needs. Through-arm cabling protects and extends wire life while simplifying programming.
A place for everything and everything in its place. This definitely applies to the Fanuc M-20iA, a robot designed for neatness and worry-free programming.
First of all, the wrist and upper arm of this model are hollow, so the dress-out package can be tucked inside. This extends cable life and makes programming much more straightforward. Save time and avoid safety hazards with this neat treatment.
Second, the Fanuc M-20iA has a unique way of dealing with peripherals.
Three new additions to Motoman's MH robot series expand possibilities with greater work envelopes and payloads.
Tackle material handling, dispensing, coating, or even welding jobs with the MH50, MH50-20, and MH50-35. These versatile robot models are 6-axis and function with the advanced DX controller. Install them in the floor, ceiling, or wall for greater accessibility.
The standard MH50 model provides a 2,061mm horizontal, 3,578mm vertical reach.
Make it go FASTER! Pick up the pace with the new Nachi ST Fast series.
These six upgraded models are designed to move up to 15% faster and more effectively than their predecessors. Quick and agile, the ST Fast series includes the floor mounted ST133F, ST166F,and ST210F and their respective table mount versions, the ST133TF, ST166TF, and ST210TF.
These 6-axis ST Fast robots are strong and sturdy thanks to improvements in gear design.
Brrr... The KR 180 PA Arctic robot is at home in the freezer.
In deep freeze settings, other robots would need special heating or protective shrouds. But this frost-proof palletizing robot is built to work in temperatures as low as -30 C. With an ingress rating of IP65, the KR 180 PA Arctic is impervious to dust and high-power water jets. Sealed against the elements and equipped with special grease and oil, the Arctic version can take the cold.
Practical design saves the day! The 6-axis Fanuc M-20iA is designed to help you avoid costly downtime and engineering headaches.
Addressing the Dress-out Problem
Built with a hollow upper arm and wrist, the innovative M-20iA keeps dress-out packages safely tucked away. No danger of wire harnesses and other utility cabling interfering with other equipment or parts. The thru-arm routing protects the dress-out package from snagging or catching.
Break out of the mold with the Fanuc SR Mate 200i, a robot built for the plastic injection mold industry.
All puns aside, this is not your typical gantry robot. The Fanuc SR Mate 200i is a rail-mounted robot that offers agility, speed, and versatility.
Multitasking:
This 6-axis model combines linear and rotary movements. This makes it a perfect solution for any number of jobs associated with injection mold machines, in addition to tending.
It's time for an update. Transform your assembly line with inexpensive used robots.
Assembly is an essential industrial task - one that robots are well-suited to perform. Not only do robots possess the precision, tirelessness, consistency, and speed necessary for work on an assembly line, but used robots are extremely affordable. RobotWorx offers a wide variety of used assembly robots from all the major robot manufacturers.
The Motoman MPK50 undertakes any material handling task you put before it. This capable new Motoman robot is designed to pick, place, pack, and palletize. Paired with the advanced DX100 controller, it truly transforms production.
The MPK50 robot model has a 4-axis structure for additional rigidity when lifting and loading. A bar along the upper arm keeps the robot's wrist perpendicular to the floor. This new Motoman robot can access a wide 360-degree work envelope.
Industrial robots are lending a hand in the injection molding industry.
Injection molding is an incredible process: liquid thermoplastic or thermosetting material is shot into a mold, hardens as it cools, then emerges as a complete product. Voila! Now, with industrial robots taking care of all the machine tending duties associated with injection molding, this application is even more miraculous.
