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Robots designed for press tending PDF Print E-mail
Motoman’s EPH-series Expert Press Handling robots are specifically designed for the rigors of press tending.

Compared to general-purpose robots, the EPH-series feature higher performance drive systems on the S, L and U axes (axes 1, 2, 3) for high duty cycle applications. Shelf-mounted versions are available and provide improved clearance for die changes. These robots feature a high vibration rating of 9.8 m/s2 (1.0G), which is needed for the press room environment. All EPH-series robots are controlled by the high-performance NX100 controller. The NX100 offers multiple axes control capability to maximize flexibility while minimizing cost of integration and eliminating risk of robot collisions. Dual-channel safety features include enhanced E-stop functionality, integrated speed monitoring, manual brake release switches, and compliance with both ANSI/RIA R1506-1999 and Canadian safety standards.  
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