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News Release from: Staubli UK (Robotics) | Subject: SCARA RS20 robot
Edited by the Manufacturingtalk Editorial
Team on 31 August 2007
SCARA robot is very compact, versatile
A very compact SCARA robot is being offered for automation tasks such as dispensing, testing, packaging and assembly and will be shown at K 2007 alongside a fast demoulding activity.
Working on the Staubli Robotics Division stand at the K 2007 plastics show will be the new mini SCARA RS20 robot This new model provides all the benefits of a Staubli SCARA robot but in ultra compact form, ideal for use on table or bench top automation
This article was originally published on Manufacturingtalk on 6 Aug 2007 at 8.00am (UK)
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Compact SCARA robot fits into tight places
A high performance, mini-SCARA robot is a very compact robot for use in limited space automation systems and inside the working area of a machining centre.
RS20 robot's features include the following.
* Footprint of just 250mm x 150mm.
* Weighs just 15kg.
Reach is 220mm.
* Payload is 1kg.
The RS20 is ideal for automation tasks such as dispensing, testing, packaging and assembly.
There will be a demonstration of fast demoulding of a vertical access IMM using the latest Staubli software for plastics automation, VALplast, intuitive and user friendly, this software really simplifies robot programming.
* Fast demoulding - another demonstration will be a cell featuring a TX 60L 6-axis robot and a RS60 SCARA robot, working together on demoulding and second operation tasks using an automatic tool changer from the Staubli Connectors Division range.
Visitors are welcome to visit the stand to view these demonstrations and other examples from the wide Staubli range and discuss all their automation requirements.
* Staubli Robotics at K 2007, Dusseldorf, Germany, October 24-31, Hall 11, Stand 11H11.
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