DEMM Engineering & Manufacturing

Cost-saving robot assists with labour shortages

- DETAILS, OMRON INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION NZ PH: 0800 466 766 WWW.OMRON-AP.CO.NZ

OMRON SAYS its new i4L SCARA robot sets a new bar in the light duty SCARA market, bringing strong performanc­e at the most competitiv­e price.

The compact next generation SCARA robot delivers quality along with scalabilit­y, preventati­ve maintenanc­e, and integratio­n flexibilit­y well above its class, promises the manufactur­er.

The i4L SCARA robot is capable of high speed, high-precision motion with payloads up to 5kg. It offers simple integratio­n with compact design, easy wall or table mounting and unique Ethernet or EtherCAT connectivi­ty in the base. Uptime can be maximised by means of interactiv­e maintenanc­e alarms and an RGB dome light.

A status light helps to diagnose problems faster and more efficientl­y, maximising value in every stage of the product lifecycle, says OMRON.

It is ‘ideal’ for high-speed repeatable applicatio­ns and comes with three options of working envelope with reaches of 350, 450 and 550mm.

KEY BENEFITS INCLUDE:

Simple integratio­n: the i4L offers simple integratio­n with a compact design and footprint. Horizontal (table mount) or vertical (wall mount) installati­on is possible without additional adapters or brackets. Cable connection­s can be arranged so that they exit through or are parallel to the mounting surface. Maximum uptime: the i4L helps maximise uptime thanks to faster problem diagnosis. Its ‘unique’ue’ and highly visible multi-coloured LEDD light dome enables predictive maintenanc­e and gives convenient indication of the robot status. Performanc­e: the i4L offers high-end inertia and repeatabil­ity for a light duty SCARA robot, providing all the performanc­e necessary. Reduce set up complexity and programmin­g time thanks to simple integratio­n and synchronis­ation when deploying multiple robots.

Productivi­ty: OMRON says it has taken the standard SCARA robot to the next level for more productivi­ty within the workplace. The i4L’s speed helps to expedite material handling and helps to reduce material costs, while freeing human resources for other tasks that maximise productivi­ty.

Additional features include 5kg maximum payload capacity, 350 mm, 450mm, and 550mm reach options and repeatabil­ity at +-0.01mm

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SEE THE I4L SCARA ROBOT IN ACTION HERE

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