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SCARA robots are often used for the fast removal and movement of workpieces, smaller assembly applications such as screwing in screws, and for the precise dosing of liquids, adhesives and sealants. IAI offers a wide range of models, from the low-cost entry model IXP to the latest IXA high-performance SCARA robot.

RoboCylinder slide table actuators combine high load capacity with very good guiding accuracy. The compact design offers extra stability and enables use even in confined spaces. They are suitable for precise assembly applications, for positioning or for pushing movements of horizontal payloads up to 30 kg and vertical payloads up to 24 kg. The slide tables are provided with fitting holes for changing workpieces. The linear drives are available either as directly driven compact slides with motor in extension of the longitudinal axis as well as shorter versions in which motor and axis are parallel to each other.

Water and dust protected SCARA robots SCARA robots are also a popular option for small robotic assembly applications in harsh environments with suspended dust, moisture or water spray. IAI offers water and dust protected SCARA robots with 24 V stepper motor or 230 V servo motor. They can be used without further construction measures. The danger of leakage is not given here. One reason for the uncomplicated installation without the need for additional aggregates are their flexibility and the small footprint, which reduces the cost and time required for commissioning.

SCARA Robot in Cleanroom-compatible Design IAI offers compact and powerful SCARA robots in cleanroom-ready design according to ISO standard 14644-1:2015. They are a popular option for small robotic assembly applications. These robots generate minimal dust, making them ideal for use in a cleanroom environment. The air inside the robot can be exhausted to create a negative pressure when ISO cleanroom class 3 conditions must be met.

The new CX series all-purpose large robots are equipped with a light and large arm with a hollow structure and a new universal control unit. They are large all purpose robots for a variety of applications for assembly, spot friction welding, machine loading, material handling, material removal, sealing/metering, spot welding, material handling, etc.

The new CX series all-purpose large robots are equipped with a light and large arm with a hollow structure and a new universal control unit. They are large all purpose robots for a variety of applications for assembly, spot friction welding, machine loading, material handling, material removal, sealing/metering, spot welding, material handling, etc.

The RS020N from Kawasaki Robot is a medium duty industrial robot specifically used for industrial applications like assembling, dispensing, material handling, and welding. Its compact, and lightweight design is constructed out of durable materials with a protection class of IP65, and its wrist has a protection class of IP67. It has a maximum horizontal reach of 1,725 mm and a maximum horizontal reach of 3,078 mm. It also has a maximum speed of 11,500 mm/s, a repeatability of ±0.05 mm and a maximum payload of 20 kg. The compact design and industry-leading speed, reach and working range make the R Series robots ideal for a wide range of applications in a wide variety of industries. The brand new R-Series robots typically set the standard for all these small to medium industrial robots. The compact design and style as well as the managerial speed and work selection make the R-Series robots ideal for many applications in many different industries.

The RS010N is an industrial robot manufactured by Kawasaki. It has a payload of 10kg, a horizontal reach of 1,450mm, a vertical reach of 2,582mm, a weight of 150kg, a maximum speed of 11,800mm/sand, and an integrated E60 controller. Additionally, it uses a brushless AC servomotor, a full digital servo system, and an AS-language for programming. The industrial robot can be used in a wide variety of applications including assembly, dispensing, inspection, machine tending, material handling, material removal, and welding.