• Twinline axis robot for the Twinline pick-and-place machine provides end-of-line packaging flexibility
• uses two identical drive arms made of lightweight carbon fiber and two servo drives for the griper
• reduces pick-and-place motion times to less than 0.5 seconds and cycle times to less than two seconds, with maximum hourly output of 20,000 cups in two different formats
Twin axis robotPosted by Healthcare Packaging on May 13, 2009 | PermalinkFiled in: Packaging Line Efficiency; Robotics Related ArticlesAseptic robots | Feb 24, 2010 ABB introduces SolutionsBank for Robotics | Nov 24, 2009 Special Report: Japan Pack 2009 | Nov 20, 2009
• uses two identical drive arms made of lightweight carbon fiber and two servo drives for the griper • reduces pick-and-place motion times to less than 0.5 seconds and cycle times to less than two seconds, with maximum hourly output of 20,000 cups in two different formats
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