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Speedy robot
25 January 2013
Continuing its drive for more compact and faster solutions for automated processes, FANUC Robotics has launched a new 100kg robot. The R-1000iA/100F is designed for high speed handling and in particular for spot welding

Continuing its drive for more
compact and faster solutions for
automated processes, FANUC
Robotics has launched a new 100kg
robot. The R-1000iA/100F is
designed for high speed handling
and in particular for spot welding. Its
weight-saving design is said to
consume lower energy levels than
conventional spot welding robots. It
has slim arms and a foot-print of
just 515mm (width). Ceiling or floor
mounting options help to ease access
and space allocation for tooling in
densely populated manufacturing cells.
A reach of 2.23m means that there is scope for large areas to be worked by a single robot. Fast cycle times are achieved with repeatability of ±0.2mm.
For spot welding, an optional dress out package (wire, gas, power supplies) allows high speeds to be maintained without risk of snagging as cabling is intenally routed.
A reach of 2.23m means that there is scope for large areas to be worked by a single robot. Fast cycle times are achieved with repeatability of ±0.2mm.
For spot welding, an optional dress out package (wire, gas, power supplies) allows high speeds to be maintained without risk of snagging as cabling is intenally routed.
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