Motoman Dual Arm SDA10D Robot - MOTOMAN - #1

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SOLUTIONS IN MOTION® LADDER EDITOR TOP REASONS TO BUY n Dexterity to perform complex tasks; dual 7-axis arms work together or independently n Slim design optimizes space; provides “human-like” flexibility and range of motion, even in tight spaces n Simplified tooling reduces cost n Can be used in environments that are hazardous to humans n Labor savings justifies capital investment ASSEMBLY • PACKAGING • HANDLING • MACHINE TENDING • PART TRANSFER THRU-ARM CABLE AND HOSE ROUTING MACHINE TENDING Payload: 10 kg/arm n Ability to hold part with one arm while performing operations on it with other arm. Can transfer a part from one arm to the other with no need to set part down. DX100 Controller n Patented multiple robot control supports up to 8 robots/72 axes. n Windows® CE programming pendant with color touch screen and USB interface. n Faster processing speeds for smoother interpolation. Quicker I/O response. Accelerated Ethernet communication. n Extensive I/O suite includes integral PLC and touch screen HMI, 2,048 I/O and graphical ladder editor. n Supports all major fieldbus networks, including EtherNet/IP, DeviceNet, Profibus-DP and many others. n Compliant to ANSI/RIA 15.06-1999 and other relevant ISO and CSA safety standards. Optional Category 3 functional safety unit. Slim, Dual-Arm Robot with “Human-Like” Flexibility n Powerful actuator-based design provides “human-like” flexibility and fast acceleration. n Superior dexterity and best-in-class wrist characteristics make slim, dual-arm robot ideally suited for assembly, part transfer, machine tending, packaging and other handling tasks that formerly could only be done by people. n Highly flexible; 15 axes of motion (7 axes per arm, plus a single axis for base rotation). n Internally routed cables and hoses (6 - air, 12 - electric) reduce interference and maintenance, and also make programming easier. n 10 kg (22.1 lb) payload per arm; 720 mm (28.3") horizontal reach per arm; 1,440 mm (56.7") vertical reach per arm; ±0.1 mm (0.004") repeatability. n Both robot arms can work together on one task to double the payload or handle heavy, unwieldy objects. Two manipulators can perform simultaneous independent operations. SDA10D