EPSON RS4-551 zero interference robot is the newest member of the RS family of robots. The unique design of the RS robots improves floor space efficiency and gives faster throughput speeds.
This video shows a C3 six axis robot connected to a 110VAC power supply. The ability to run off 110VAC power eliminates the need for a step-up transformer making the C3 robot a perfect choice for many labs and schools.
EPSON Robots Vision Guide package is a simple well integrated machine vision product that reduces the need for expensive part fixtures and gives you the flexibility needed for rapid product changeovers.
EPSON RS-Series robots are the most unique and flexible SCARAs available in the market today. The RS4 is a zero footprint robot. It is capable of easy integration into compact assembly cells. The RS-Series’ unique design improves cycle time vs. other “old” SCARA designs – With the ability to maneuver under itself for the shortest movements possible instead of having to move around itself, EPSON RS-Series deliver superior cycle rates. This means more parts processed in less time, while using a fraction of floor space which results in more profits for our customers.
Look no further for your next SCARA robot as EPSON gives you more power of choice than ever before. With 200+ models available in sizes from 175 – 1,000 mm in reach and payloads up to 20kg, chances are that EPSON has the model and configuration you need for your next application.
Like modern robots, machine vision is a technology that has also benefited greatly by the advances in computer hardware and software. Linking robots and vision systems together, gives users the ability to inspect a workpiece and guide the robot based on the machine vision feedback. Rather than re-inventing existing technology, EPSON’s philosophy is to make use of “Best in Class” automation solutions. Our challenge is then to integrate them with our robots in a seamless and easy to use fashion. Vision Guide 6.0 is EPSON’s state-of-the-art solution for robot guidance and inspection.
Unique to the EPSON RS3 is the new workspace design which maximises work envelope usage. The unique arm structure of the EPSON RS4 robot utilizes the entire workspace underneath the arm, defeating the “old” SCARA design limitations so there is no dead space in the center of the work envelope.
EPSON S5-Series robots provide superior performance along with industry leading PC based controls. They are high speed, mid range 6 axis robots with a small footprint and advanced flexibility for even the most demanding application. S5-Series robots are ideal for applications where 6 axis dexterity is required such as small parts assembly, dispensing, lab automation, machine tending, material handling, medical device manufacturing, packaging, food handling and may other applications requiring speed, precision and/or smooth motion.
The benefits and characteristics of the Epson mask robots, its multiple mounting options, easy programming, greater precision, quality and speed, make it the best option for your application. Models with protection IP54, IP65 and clean room, are ideal for applications of difficult environmental conditions.
EPSON C3 compact 6-axis robot loads packets of butter into a shipping carton. The workcell works 24 hours a day; providing local hotels, restaurants, airlines etc with needed single serve portion packs of butter for use by their customers. The robot packaging system is a joint project of Technofoods, a Chilean builder of automation systems, and Quest Group, the local EPSON Robots distributor.
Two EPSON G3 compact scara robots package single serve cookies. Each robot uses a vacuum tool to pick a cookie off a moving conveyor and place it into a plastic tray.
The EPSON RC180 Micro Power Drive controller is a low cost, high performance robot controller that provides the ultimate experience in ease of use, compact size, and reliability at an incredible low cost. With core performance features superior to many other robot vendors high end controllers, the EPSON Micro Power Drive creates a whole new class of robot controllers for customers seeking the best mix of low cost and high performance. Some of the major features include: * Low Cost and High Performance * Fast Robot Cycle and Program Execution Times * Compact Size (smallest 6-axis controller in the…
An EPSON C3 compact 6-axis robot equipped with a printer, prints text on steel pipes. A robot-based printing solution allows users to print on non-traditional surfaces and at variable angles.
Robotic sample handling enables many of the ‘human variables’ to be removed from the fusion process, while also separating laboratory staff from the heat of the furnaces. The dual system (pictured above) offers an automated production rate of 50-60 samples per hour, dependant only on the fusion time required for the samples. The robotic module collects prepared samples and moulds from a load / unload point and supervises the entire fusion process, delivering spent crucibles and fused beads back to the load / unload point. Indexing is maintained throughout to prevent mis-identification.
EPSON LS3 robots are the low cost and high performance leader for compact SCARA robots. LS3 robots are available in 400mm arm lengths and are able to meet the demanding space requirements of factories with limited workspace areas with its small footprint. With outstanding cycle times and workspace usage, it is the robot of choice for high speed applications where superior performance is required in a compact robot at a value price.
This demonstration unit displays EPSON’s entire 6-axis robot line-up. The robots are controlled by the industry leading PC based RC620+ controller.
Tech3d Control in Lauffen am Neckar plans, develops and produces special plants in the field of automated measurement engineering for a wide range of industrial customers. Each project represents an individual solution to a customer-specific problem. The production of seat force sensors for automobiles is one of those tasks. The production line for these sensors combines assembly, quality control and palletising. It must deliver over 10,000 parts within 24 hours faultlessly. While so doing, speed and precision are essential.
Four EPSON scara robots are used to assemble an automotive component in a factory in Brazil. Robot # 1 assembles the part. Robots # 2-4 work together to drive the bolts to a pre-set torque value, ensuring a tight part-to-part seal. The robot work cell was designed, built and installed by Rivaltec Ltda, a Brazilian factory automation equipment integrator.
EPSON PS3L six-axis robot picks up a liquid filled bottle and places it in a corrugated carton.