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FANUC America | Oct 09, 2023
FANUC America, a world leader in CNCs, robotics, and ROBOMACHINEs will showcase its latest robot and cobot solutions at the Assembly Show, Oct. 24-26 in Rosemont, IL in booth #621.
For Immediate Release
ROCHESTER HILLS, MI – (Oct. 9, 2023) – FANUC
America, a world leader in CNCs, robotics, and ROBOMACHINEs will showcase
its latest robot and cobot solutions at the Assembly Show, Oct. 24-26 in
Rosemont, IL in booth #621.
FANUC Collaborative Robots
FANUC’s series of CRX
collaborative robots are reliable, flexible, and can
work for up to eight years without maintenance. Easy-to-use interactive
programming allows operators to teach points using hand guidance or a Tablet
TP with drag and drop icons.
FANUC CRX-5iA Gear Assembly
The CRX-5iA cobot, featuring a 5kg payload and
994mm reach will pick and
assemble small gears using integrated force control. First, the CRX-5iA will
pick short and tall gears from a stack. Using the “touch skip”
feature, the
cobot will determine the height of each gear. Next, the CRX-5iA will
assemble the selected gear using integrated force control’s
“Phase search”
function.
FANUC CRX-10iA Assembly with the Power Motion i-Model A
A CRX-10iA with the Power Motion i-Model A
(PMi-A) will simulate brake
rotor
assembly. The PMi-A moves parts into position
for
the CRX, presses a
simulated rivet into the part, and performs quality inspection of the
rivet
press. The demonstration shows the versatility of the CRX cobot combined
with the PMi-A, a high-performance and
scalable
general motion control
supporting applications that require one to 32 axes.
The PMi-A, which offers CNC-style motion
control
for automated assembly and
other applications, integrates seamlessly into virtually any production
system using ethernet connection for easy communication between robots
and
machines. Users who trust FANUC’s reliable control and servo
technology
along with overall support for machine tools, can expect the same
performance and value in general purpose motion control.
SCARA Robot Demonstration
FANUC’s latest SR-3iA/U SCARA robot will use
iRVision®
3DV/200 and iRPickTool to pick various parts from
a moving circular conveyor. The robot passes each part above a 2D iRVision
camera to inspect on-the-fly to determine if each part is a pass/fail.
The SR-3iA/U
ceiling mount SCARA robot has a
3kg
payload and 350 mm reach.
Featuring a full 360-degree work envelope with no dead zones, the robot
can
access any point within its reach.
A FANUC SR-12iA
robot with
the Environmental
Option will pack and unpack
trays of medical vials into a bin, and then pick up and transfer a full
bin
to demonstrate the SR-12iA’s payload
capability.
The SR-12iA robot with the
Environmental Option includes white epoxy coating, bellow covers,
anti-rust
bolts and seals, and an IP65 rating to withstand dust and liquids.
FANUC’s line of four-axis SCARA robots includes the SR-3iA/U
and the
SR-3iA/C and SR-6iA/C
cleanroom variants. Additional SCARA robots include
the SR-3iA, SR-6iA,
SR-12iA, and SR-20iA
with 3kg, 6kg, 12kg and 20kg
payload capacities, and a 400-1,100mm reach, respectively. The
higher-payload SR-12iA and SR-20iA SCARAs each offer a large vertical stroke
and an IP65 environmental option for harsh conditions.
About FANUC America Corporation
FANUC America Corporation is a subsidiary of FANUC CORPORATION in Japan,
and
provides industry-leading CNC systems, robotics and ROBOMACHINEs.
FANUC’s
innovative technologies and proven expertise help manufacturers in the
Americas maximize productivity, reliability and profitability.
FANUC America is headquartered at 3900 W. Hamlin Road, Rochester Hills,
MI
48309, and has facilities throughout North and South America. For more
information, please call: 888-FANUC-US (888-326-8287) or visit our
website:
www.fanucamerica.com
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FANUC America Corporation PR contact:
Robotics: Cathy Powell
Public Relations and
Communications Manager
FANUC America Corporation
T:
248-377-7570
E:
[email protected]
Factory Automation: Debra Schug
CNC Strategic
Communications Specialist
T: 847.898.5673
E: [email protected]