Simultaneous detection of forces in six directions! A capacitive six-axis force sensor that achieves low cost, high reliability, and high durability.
The "DynPick WEF-6A500-10-RCD-B" is a capacitive 6-axis force sensor that adopts a waterproof and dustproof structure (protection grade IP65), making it suitable for various applications such as force control in industrial robots, assembly processes, polishing processes, deburring, and operating devices. It achieves low cost, high reliability, and high durability with a simple principle structure. 【Features】 ■ Simple principle structure ■ IP65 compliant (waterproof and dustproof) ■ Built-in microcontroller eliminates the need for external modules ■ Built-in overload protection (Wako Tech's unique stopper mechanism) ■ CE marking compliant *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Specifications (Excerpt)】 ■ Power Supply Voltage: DC5V to DC24V ■ Rated Load: Fx,y,z: 500N / Mx,y,z: 10Nm ■ Output Type: RS422 (Ethernet, EtherCAT, USB, Analog are optional) ■ Current Consumption: Max 280mA ■ Operating Temperature Range: 0 to 50℃ ■ Temperature Characteristics: 0.2%FS/℃ *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Applications】 ■ Force control for industrial robots ■ Deburring and polishing operations for industrial robots ■ Processing control for machine tools ■ Operating unit for skill assist devices ■ Weight detection in logistics/conveyance, etc. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Our company's capacitive force sensor, DynPick, is a sensor that detects the six-axis components of force using capacitive elements arranged in the same plane. Unlike conventional force sensors, its simple structural principle allows for low cost, high reliability, and high performance. We expect it to be applied in various fields, including industrial robots, collaborative robots, assistive living robots, and medical welfare robots, which are anticipated to have significant market growth in the future. Despite being one of the most fundamental physical quantities, "force" sensors are currently not as widespread in the market compared to other sensors like optical sensors or temperature and humidity sensors. We are committed to advancing the adoption of force sensors in society, aiming for them to develop into familiar products.