Industrial scara robots achieve compact performance suitable for precise assembly and insertion tasks of small parts with a high-rigidity body.
The industrial scalar robot "G1 Series" is the lightest model in the series and is suitable for precise assembly and insertion of small parts. It offers a "3-axis specification" that supports insertion and dispensing tasks. The robot arm length can be selected from 175 or 225 mm. 【Features】 ■ Lightest body in the G series (main unit weight 8 kg) ■ Selectable robot arm lengths: 175 or 225 mm ■ Offers a "3-axis specification" for insertion and dispensing tasks *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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【Lineup】 ■4-axis specification ・G1-171□ ・G1-221□ ■3-axis specification ・G1-171□Z ・G1-221□Z *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Epson's industrial robots have led the industry for over 35 years with excellent advanced technology and reliability, rooted in the development of in-house scalar robots optimized for assembling watch movements. Through "compact, small, and precise" technology, we have developed industrial robots that excel in being small and lightweight, catering to the diverse needs of our customers. Furthermore, by integrating our unique sensing and image processing technologies for comprehensive control, we achieve high speed, high precision, and high productivity. With the operational performance and high operability generated by the fusion of Epson's outstanding core technologies, along with robust global support, we aim to respond to the increasingly complex market demands and help lower the barriers to automation in manufacturing.
