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Four axis fast speed parallel robot BRTIRPL1003A

BRTIRPL1003A Four axis robot

Short Description

BRTIRPL1003A type robot is a four-axis robot that developed by BORUNTE for assembly, sorting and other application scenarios of light, small and scattered materials.


Main Specification
  • Arm Length (mm): 1000
  • Repeatability (mm): ±0.1
  • Loading Ability (kg): 3
  • Power Source (kVA): 3.18
  • Weight (kg): 104
  • Product Detail

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    Product Introduction

    BRTIRPL1003A type robot is a four-axis robot that developed by BORUNTE for assembly, sorting and other application scenarios of light, small and scattered materials. The maximum arm length is 1000mm and the maximum load is 3kg. The protection grade reaches IP40.  The repeat positioning accuracy is ±0.1mm.

    Accurate Positioning

    Accurate Positioning

    Fast

    Fast

    Long Service Life

    Long Service Life

    Low Failure Rate

    Low Failure Rate

    Reduce labor

    Reduce Labor

    Telecommunication

    Telecommunication

    Basic Parameters

    Item

    Range

    Range

    Max speed

    Master Arm

    Upper

    Mounting surface to stroke distance 872.5mm

    46.7°

    stroke:25/305/25(mm)

    Hem

    86.6°

    End

    J4

    ±360°

    150 time/min

     

    Arm Length (mm)

    Loading Ability (kg)

    Repeated Positioning Accuracy (mm)

    Power Source (kVA)

    Weight (kg)

    1000

    3

    ±0.1

    3.18

    104

    Trajectory Chart

    BRTIRPL1003A

    F&Q about BORUNTE parallel robot

    1.What is a four-axis parallel robot?
    A four-axis parallel robot is a type of robotic mechanism that consists of four independently controlled limbs or arms connected in a parallel arrangement. It is designed to provide high precision and speed for specific applications.

    2.What are the advantages of using a four-axis parallel robot?
    Four-axis parallel robots offer advantages such as high stiffness, accuracy, and repeatability due to their parallel kinematics. They are suitable for tasks requiring high-speed motion and precision, such as pick-and-place operations, assembly, and material handling.

    robot in sorting application

    3.What are the main applications of four-axis parallel robots?
    Four-axis parallel robots are commonly used in industries such as electronics manufacturing, automotive assembly, pharmaceuticals, and food processing. They excel in tasks like sorting, packaging, gluing, and testing.

    4.How does the kinematics of a four-axis parallel robot work?
    The kinematics of a four-axis parallel robot involve the movement of its limbs or arms in a parallel configuration. The end-effector's position and orientation are determined by the combined motion of these limbs, which is achieved through careful design and control algorithms.

    Application cases about BRTIRPL1003A

    1.Lab Automation:
    Four-axis parallel robots are used in laboratory settings for tasks such as handling test tubes, vials, or samples. Their precision and speed are crucial for automating repetitive tasks in research and analysis.

    2.Sorting and Inspection:
    These robots can be employed in sorting applications, where they can pick and sort items based on certain criteria, such as size, shape, or color. They can also perform inspections, identifying defects or inconsistencies in products.

    robot in packaging application

    3.High-Speed Assembly:
    These robots are ideal for high-speed assembly processes, such as placing components onto circuit boards or assembling small devices. Their rapid and accurate movement ensures efficient assembly line operations.

    4.Packaging:
    In industries like food and consumer goods, four-axis parallel robots can efficiently package products into boxes or cartons. Their high-speed and accuracy ensure products are packed consistently and efficiently.

    Recommended Industries

    Transport application
    Robot detection
    Robot vision application
    vision sorting application
    • Transport

      Transport

    • Detection

      Detection

    • Vision

      Vision

    • Sorting

      Sorting


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