The new M-2iA from
Fanuc Roboticsis the third in a series of high-speed, parallel-link “Genkotsu” robots that includes the M-1iA and M-3iA robots. Two new models are available to meet a variety of applications, and both offer a 3kg payload, and 4-axes of motion with a single-axis rotation at the wrist. The M-2iA/3SL long-arm model offers a larger motion range than the M-2iA/3S.
The 4-axis M-2iA has a single-axis wrist for simple assembly and high-speed picking operations, offering speeds up to 3,500° per second. In addition, a hollow wrist lets hoses and cables to be routed internally, which minimizes wear and tear on the tooling cables.
The M-2iA operates with Fanuc’s latest R-30iB controller with integrated intelligent functions such as iRVision, Force Sensing, Robot Link, and Collision Guard.
The M-2iA robot offers a wide range of benefits, including:
• Portable and compact size allows operation in small spaces.
• Four-axis design (single-axis wrist) accurately moves parts at extremely high-speeds.
• A hollow wrist allows tooling cables to be routed internally, minimizing wear and tear.
• Food option features a special coating to handle acid and alkaline disinfectants.
• Ability to work with primary (unpackaged) or secondary (packaged) food products.
• Optional IP69 rating for the entire robot means the robot is waterproof and can withstand harsh environments, including dust and high-pressure cleaning.
• Supports Fanuc’s latest intelligent features including iRVision and force sensing.
• Collision Guard detects robot collisions with external objects, minimizing damage to the part and robot.
• Robot Link controls and coordinates up to ten robots through a network exchange of robot positional data.
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