The ABB IRB 7600 is a Power House

The ABB IRB 7600 is a work horse and ready to take on any heavy duty job between 150 — 500 kg (up to 630 kg with ​“wrist down”), depend­ing on the mod­el. It excels at han­dling tough tasks as it has high avail­able torque and iner­tia capa­bil­i­ty, a robust and rigid design, and pow­er­ful accel­er­a­tion. This pow­er­ful accel­er­a­tion results in short­er cycle times due to its motion con­trol, unique to ABB. 

The IRB 7600’s hor­i­zon­tal reach ranges from 2550mm to a full 3500mm (depend­ing on the ver­sion) and can bend ful­ly back­wards help­ing to great­ly extend the work enve­lope and fit per­fect­ly into dense pro­duc­tion lines. In addi­tion, the upper arm exten­ders and dif­fer­ent wrist mod­ules have the best iner­tia and torque rates avail­able in its class. This helps make the 7600 ver­sa­tile in its inte­gra­tion to near­ly any pro­duc­tion process. 

This robot is rat­ed best in class regard­ing path accu­ra­cy and posi­tion repeata­bil­i­ty at +/- 0.08 to 0.09 mm. All of these fea­tures help the ABB IRB 7600 to expert­ly han­dle a vari­ety of tasks such as heavy fix­tures, turn­ing car bod­ies, lift­ing engines, han­dling heavy parts in foundries or forges, load­ing and unload­ing of machine cells, and alter­na­tive­ly han­dling large and heavy pal­let layers.

This robot is so per­fect that ABB designed a few dif­fer­ent mod­els to make it avail­able to all pay­load and reach needs. These han­dling capac­i­ties range from 150 kg to 630 kg. The IRB ⁷⁶⁰⁰⁄₅₀₀ has a 2300 mm reach and a 500 kg pay­load; The IRB ⁷⁶⁰⁰⁄₄₀₀ has a 2550 mm reach and a 400 kg pay­load; The IRB ⁷⁶⁰⁰⁄₃₄₀ has a 2800 mm reach and a 340 kg pay­load; The IRB ⁷⁶⁰⁰⁄₃₂₅ has a 3100 mm reach and a 325 kg pay­load; and The IRB ⁷⁶⁰⁰⁄₁₅₀ has a 3500 mm reach and a 150 kg pay­load. Also, harsh envi­ron­ments are no longer an issue if you choose the foundry plus ver­sion which can be high pres­sure steamed and is IP 67 pro­tect­ed. Addi­tion­al­ly, for pre-machine envi­ron­ments and clean room ver­sions, there is chip pro­tec­tion available.

With the safe­guard of employ­ees being a pri­or­i­ty, a range of soft­ware safe­ty prod­ucts are avail­able. These active and pas­sive safe­ty fea­tures paired with it also help to pro­tect the robot. 

The active fea­tures include: a col­li­sion detec­tion sys­tem to help reduce col­li­sion force; an elec­tron­i­cal­ly sta­bi­lized path (secured by True­Move) to ensure the robot will main­tain its planned path; and the active brake sys­tem to con­trol the brak­ing while also ensur­ing the robot main­tains its path. In addi­tion, Quick­Move helps the robot to self-tune dur­ing its per­for­mance and adapt to true pay­loads. The pas­sive safe­ty fea­tures include load iden­ti­fi­ca­tion, move­able mechan­i­cal stops, and dou­ble-safe posi­tion switches.

The ABB IRB 7600 can use either an IRC5, S4C, or S4C+ robot controller.

All in all, the ABB IRB 7600 can offer you high pro­duc­tion up time, a safe invest­ment, short cycle times, con­sis­tent parts qual­i­ty, max­i­mized uti­liza­tion, harsh pro­duc­tion envi­ron­ment, and flex­i­ble inte­gra­tion and pro­duc­tion. We aren’t sure what more you could need, this pow­er robot fam­i­ly opens up a whole new world of possibilities.

At Robots​.com, we take pride in our customer’s hap­pi­ness and con­fi­dence in their pur­chase, so we offer a full war­ran­ty, com­pli­men­ta­ry tech sup­port, and ensure a 100% cus­tomer sat­is­fac­tion. Con­tact Robots​.com experts online or a 877−762−6881 to find out how you can incor­po­rate the ABB IRB 7600 into your man­u­fac­tur­ing process today.