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Multi-axis joint
25 January 2013
igus UK has developed robolink, a multi-axis joint for humanoid robots and lightweight automation tasks. A modular system, robolink combines design freedom with simplicity and is well-suited where masses are to be kept

igus UK has developed robolink, a
multi-axis joint for humanoid robots
and lightweight automation tasks. A
modular system, robolink combines
design freedom with simplicity and is
well-suited where masses are to be
kept as low as possible. At the heart of
the modular system are lightweight,
maintenance and corrosion-free joints
with tribologically optimised plastic
bearings that are driven via cables and
can rotate and swivel freely.
To articulate the multi-axis joints, igus has developed a range of flexible Bowden cables with high-performance polymer jackets that combine low friction values with a long service life.
igus Bowden cables have extremely small bending radii, making highly flexible movements possible.
To articulate the multi-axis joints, igus has developed a range of flexible Bowden cables with high-performance polymer jackets that combine low friction values with a long service life.
igus Bowden cables have extremely small bending radii, making highly flexible movements possible.
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