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Four Axis RobotMaximum load 20kg. Maximum repeated positioning accuracy ±0.02mm. Compact design, flexible joint size configuration, and high trajectory accuracy. Suitable for precision level applications onread more
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Stacking ManipulatorStacking manipulator is an automated equipment that simulates human arm movements and automatically completes operations such as grasping, transferring, and stacking goods according to pre-programmedread more
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Six-axis RobotSix-axis Robot is a highly flexible industrial automation equipment with six degrees of freedom movement capability that can simulate human arm movements. It is widely used in manufacturing,read more
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Automatic 4-axis Soldering RobotThis machine is used for small parts assembly with high speed and accuracy. It has a maximum handling load of 6 kg, with optional arm lengths of 450 mm, 550 mm or 650 mm. Countertop, ceiling, andread more
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Automatic 6-axis Soldering RobotHigh speed, high positioning accuracy and maximized productivity. Compact design and flexible configurationread more
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Automatic 4-axis Dispensing RobotIn modern industrial production, automatic dispensing technology has become a critical element for enhancing production efficiency and ensuring product quality. The fully automatic four-axisread more
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Automatic 6-axis Dispensing RobotThis machine is a 6-axis integrated machine with high cost performance for flexible switching.. It has a built-in controller that saves space and is easy to install.. It has a hollow wrist design forread more
WEBAt Standard Bots, we design robots that create a safer, more productive manufacturing environment for the people that use them. By automating many of the most common...
WEBThese bars make the robot sturdier. Axis J1: The base axis allows the four axis robot to pivot from left to right. Axis J2: This axis is attached to the base configuration. It...
WEBIn contrast, 4-axis robots prioritize speed and efficiency, making them suitable for repetitive tasks with predictable motion paths. 2. Payload Capacity: 6-axis robots typically have a...
WEBThe fourth axis is located in the robot wrist to allow for rolling movements of the end-effector. The FANUC M-410ib/160 is an example of a four-axis articulated robot. Most...
WEBEverybody Wants Six-Axis. Schematic of a six-axis robot. Image: RobotWorx. Most industrial robots utilize six axes, which give them the ability to perform a wide variety of...
WEBFour-axis robots will have four motors, with the fourth motor located in the robot wrist to allow for EOAT rotation while being able to travel along the x, y, and z axes. The movements of each...
