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IAI's New SCARA Robot IXP PowerCON

Posted by Kelly Howe on October 8, 2015 09:00 AM

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Cost-Effective SCARA Robot Pulse Motor Type IXP Series

All models come standard with battery-less absolute encoders.

 

IXP PowerCON SCARA Robot
IXP PowerCON SCARA Robot and MSEL-PCX/PGX Program Controllers

More Affordable Due to Pulse Motors

By adopting pulse motors…
…the IXP costs around 1/2 a conventional model.
* Compared against an IAI robot based on an arm length of 350mm.

The IXP achieves a payload equivalent to that of a conventional model by adopting high-output drivers.

All Models Come Standard with Battery-less Absolute Encoders

All IXP models come standard with battery-less absolute encoders that does not require batteries. Since battery replacement is no longer necessary, maintenance man-hours are reduced.

Advantages of Battery-less Absolute Encoders

  • The machine will not stop due to battery errors (low voltage, etc.)
  • No cost of battery replacement
  • No need for absolute reset or other physical tasks associated with battery replacement

lighter-scara-robot-ixpLighter than a Conventional Model

The robot weighs approx. 30% less.
(Compared to: IX-NNN3515)

The lightweight robot can be easily assembled into your equipment.

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scara-robot-4-axis-spec-for-gripperAdded 3-axis Specification & 4-axis* Gripper Specification

The 3-axis specification has no rotational axis for greater allowable inertial load moment. It can be combined with a dedicated gripper to constitute a transfer robot with ease.

* The gripper type has four axes including three SCARA robot axes and one gripper axis.

Examples of Using the 3-axis Specification

SCARA robot example of 3-axis application

SCARA robot example of adding another actuator

Product Lineup

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Topics: IAI, Robots, SCARA