Extended-reach welding robot
Tuesday, 03 May 2011
The Motoman MA3100 “Master Arc” welding robot features an extended-reach arm that reduces the need for tracks. It is the longest robot arm designed for arc welding.
Available in floor-, wall- or ceiling-mounted configurations and ideal for multiple robot layouts, the MA3100 reduces welding cycle time due to cutting-edge Sigma-5 motor control technology and new ARM (Advanced Robot Motion) control. The MA3100 has a 3 kg (6.6 lb) payload, 3,121 mm (122.9”) horizontal reach, 5,615 mm (221.1”) vertical reach and ±0.15 mm (±0.006”) repeatability.
Its integrated through-the-arm cabling eliminates cable interference, simplifies programming and reduces cable wear. Welding utilities (gas hose and feeder signals) can be routed through the robot base. The MA3100 is perfectly suited for use in workcells with larger workpieces, as well as for applications that require access to parts in tight spots or those with possible interference from fixtures.
www.motoman.com
Its integrated through-the-arm cabling eliminates cable interference, simplifies programming and reduces cable wear. Welding utilities (gas hose and feeder signals) can be routed through the robot base. The MA3100 is perfectly suited for use in workcells with larger workpieces, as well as for applications that require access to parts in tight spots or those with possible interference from fixtures.
www.motoman.com
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