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Five-Axis Turnkey Machine Halves Medical Shop’s Cycle Times

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It combined work previously requiring two turning operations and one milling operation, completing the job in half the time of the original process. The machine’s expanded capacity from its pallet system has also enabled the facility to use the G550 for other large parts, where it often cuts cycle times by as much as 50%.

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KUKA unveils KR FORTEC industrial robot

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KUKA’s KR FORTEC industrial robot aims to provide high dynamic performance to achieve shorter cycle times. Source: KUKA KUKA AG has revealed its KR FORTEC industrial robot. This latest robot fits between KUKA’s KR QUANTED and KR FORTEC ultra robots. 240 kg). .

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Which Approach to Automation Fits Your CNC Machine Tool?

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The company serves numerous end markets including the architecture, towing and recovery, and fitness industries. This Haas ST-25Y cell is attended by a FANUC robot arm. This enables the shop to keep production high for parts that don’t fit well with the company’s bar feeders. inch spindle and sub-spindle.

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Epson Robots expands six-axis robot line with compact, collaborative C-B series

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The C12XL-B robot, part of the C-B six-axis series, has a SlimLine design, GYROPLUS motion technology, and RC+ software. Source: Epson Robots Collaborative robot arms are not as precise or rugged as their industrial cousins, according to the conventional wisdom. Epson Robots, which claimed to be the No. It’s like boxing.

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GX10B and GX20B SCARA robots are now available from Epson

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announced today that the GX10B and GX20B, larger models in its GX-B series of SCARA robots, are now available through its channel distributor partners. “These new SCARA robots are powerful, automation solutions with a low total cost of ownership, expanding opportunities for our partners.” Source: Epson Epson America Inc.

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Yaskawa exhibits robots for welding, materials handling, and bin picking

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Yaskawa’s AR1440 robot in a demonstration welding workcell. Source: Yaskawa CHICAGO — Yaskawa Motoman last week showed several offerings bundling its robots with vision and controls to help manufacturers adopt automation. Founded in 1989, the Motoman Robotics Division of Yaskawa America Inc. The robot has a 1,440 mm (56.6

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CNC machine tending, now with accessible robotics for rapid R&D prototyping and specialty manufacturing runs

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Recently, Tormach introduced its new 1500MX CNC mill that can be operated with the ZA6 industrial robot via the company’s free and open source PathPilot ® control software. While the cost, cycle-time, and quality benefits are many, truly lights-out production has historically been limited to large manufacturers.