Industrial robots have become a mainstay of manufacturing worldwide. Their efficiency, versatility, and production capabilities have made them a valuable tool, but with so many different types of robots available, how do you choose the right one for your business? The first step is to understand the main types of robots.
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Articulated Robot
The most common robots are articulated robots. They have an articulated arm that resembles a human arm, and they have joints similar to an elbow, shoulder, or wrist. They are used predominantly for printing, packaging, welding, machine tending, material handling, and metalwork.
Cartesian
These robots have similar applications to articulated robots but are less expensive. They are highly customizable and are easy to use and program. Customers can determine the stroke length, speeds and precision of the robots, because most of the parts arrive separately and are assembled by the machine builders. The linear movements of the Cartesian elements give the robot a cube shaped workspace.
SCARA Robots
SCARA is an acronym for Selective Compliance Articulated Robot Arm. They are all-in-one robots, meaning a SCARA robot is equipped with x, y, z, and rotary motion in one package that comes ready-to-go, apart from the end-of-arm tooling.
Delta
Delta robots are the fastest and most expensive. They have a unique, dome-shaped work envelope in which they can achieve very high speeds.
How to Choose?
To select the right kind of robot for your particular application, you need to consider several factors:
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Hi Guys,
I run a manufacturing business and have been looking seriously into buying a robot for our weldments. Naturally I am uneasy about it as its out of my realm of expertise. I have watched a lot of videos on programming and it seems really straight forward. Most of our weldments are heavy plate and take about 5 minutes to tack and 35 minutes to weld manually. Parts rarely ever differ if at all. We are use to making jigs for our mill so I think we could fixture the parts for good results.
There seems to be good value in purchasing a used robot. The control/pendent doesn't look like its changed much over the years (correct me if I'm wrong). The robots I am looking at are between the year - and are 100i's or 120i's (has both available). I am not opposed to just buying a brand new robot and running from there, but want to make sure before i invest the money.
The arm itself seems pretty straight forward and simple in terms or bearings/motors and such.
What should I look for when buying something like this used? is there anything that would be worn out that will be particularly hard to get or priced high enough that it would make sense to just buy a new one?
Need more production out of our welding department, and i think this is the answer instead of hiring more men.
Thanks for any help and input!!!
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