Robots for collaborative applications that achieve the highest performance.
PoWa is designed for industrial environments that require high-speed operations, perfectly merging safety during collaborative work with the performance demanded on-site, providing a powerful solution that combines the strengths of both. - The fastest maximum speed in the collaborative robot market at 5.8 m/s - Complete dustproof performance and high waterproofing with IP65 (body) and IP67 (wrist) ratings - Support for a wide range of field buses/protocols, including Modbus TCP/RTU (via controller/onboard wiring) - 32% improvement in path accuracy compared to collaborative robots in the same class - Maximum arm payload of 7 kg from 1-axis to 3-axis - Ideal for screw tightening applications with a maximum torque of 88 Nm - Over 11% longer reach compared to robots in the same class
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Maximum speed: 5.8m/s Load capacity: 10 - 13kg Position repeatability: 0.03mm Maximum reach: 1.67m Protection rating: IP65 (body), IP67 (wrist) Base dimensions: 184x184mm
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- Machine tending - Workpiece loading and unloading - Welding - Palletizing - Assembly - Screw tightening - Supports many other applications
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| Model number | overview |
|---|---|
| PoWa 10 | 10 kg portable, maximum speed 5.8 m/s, reach 1.67 m, position repeatability accuracy 0.03 mm. |
| PoWa 13 | 13 kg portable, maximum speed 5.8 m/s, reach 1.49 m, positional repeatability accuracy 0.03 mm. |
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ABB Robotics is a key division of ABB's Robotics & Discrete Automation business area and is one of the world's leading robot suppliers. We operate in 53 countries with over 100 locations, delivering more than 400,000 robot solutions for diverse industries and applications. We support our customers in enhancing flexibility, efficiency, safety, and reliability as they move towards the future of connected and collaborative factories.
