The Stäubli TS2 industrial robot has won the prestigious Red Dot Design Award, one of the most esteemed design awards in Germany, with its sophisticated design.
The Red Dot Design Award began in Germany in 1955 and is an international design award judged based on multiple criteria such as innovation, functionality, and durability. Stäubli's innovative TS2 series won the prestigious award in the product design category in 2021 due to its compact design, unparalleled performance, and connectivity. The TS2 series is equipped with Stäubli's patented drive technology, achieving unprecedented ultra-fast operation. Additionally, its modular sealed design demonstrates high durability for use in harsh and high-humidity environments. With its innovative design and performance, it has set a new standard for Scara robots.
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- TS2-40 - Reach range 460mm / Maximum load 8.4kg / Stroke 200/400mm - TS2-60 - Reach range 620mm / Maximum load 8.4kg / Stroke 200/400mm - TS2-80 - Reach range 800mm / Maximum load 8.4kg / Stroke 200/400mm - TS2-100 - Reach range 100mm / Maximum load 8.4kg / Stroke 200/400mm Options High humidity environment (washable) HE type Aseptic environment (hydrogen peroxide compatible) SteriClean type For more details, please download.
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Stäubli has four business divisions: electrical connectors, fluid connectors, industrial robots, and textile machinery. Based on our exceptional expertise and years of accumulated know-how, we provide mechatronics solutions to various industrial sectors. Founded in 1892 as a small textile machinery repair shop near Zurich, Switzerland, Stäubli has grown into a global company operating in 28 countries and having sales partners/agents in 50 countries across four continents. In 1983, Stäubli Corporation was established in Osaka as a unit for business in Japan.
