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Small robot keeps it clean
January 1st 2010

The new VP-G2 Sterile Robot, which has been developed by DENSO for sterile cleanroom environments, is now available from AA Robotics.With a maximum payload of 2kg, this small robot has been designed for use in cleanrooms where there is a need for sterile manufacturing, processing and packaging; its coating and sealing technology allows it to be cleaned with Hydrogen Peroxide.

Four different models of the VP-G2 Sterile Robot are available – each has been designed to cleanroom P100 standards and is compliant with EHEDG (European Hygienic Engineering and Design Group standards), GAMP (Good Automated Manufacturing Practice) and is IPA certified by the Fraunhofer Institute.

The Fraunhofer Institute IPA Certification covers airborne particle emission, hygienic design, chemical resistance, surface cleanability regarding particles, surface cleanability regarding selected micro-organisms and resistance against micro-organisms.

The smooth shape and sanitary design is engineered to prevent the adherence or ingress of liquids or other particles.

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