YAMAHA Dust-proof and drip-proof SCARA robots Specifications

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Yamaha's dust-proof and drip-proof SCARA robots are designed to provide high performance in harsh environments where traditional robots might struggle. These robots are equipped with specialized protection measures to prevent dust and water from entering their internal components, allowing them to perform reliably in conditions that are not suitable for standard robots.

The dust-proof and drip-proof SCARA robots feature a range of advanced technologies, such as special coatings, sealants, and protective casings, which help to protect the robot's internal components from damage. This ensures that the robot can continue to operate smoothly even in environments that are dusty, damp, or exposed to water.

These robots are particularly well-suited for use in industries such as food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, and other manufacturing processes that require high levels of cleanliness and hygiene. They can be used for tasks such as product packaging, material handling, and assembly operations.

The Yamaha dust-proof and drip-proof SCARA robots are available in a range of configurations to suit different applications. They are designed to be easy to install and integrate into existing production lines, making them a convenient and cost-effective solution for businesses looking to automate their manufacturing processes while maintaining high levels of quality and reliability.

01 Up/down bellows structure improves the dust-proof and drip-proof performance.

The dust-proof and drip-proof type that can be operated even in a work environment where water or particle dust scatters was renewed to a completely beltless structure. The belt does not deteriorate and poor environment resistance is improved. Additionally, an up/down bellows structure is used to improve the dust-proof and drip-proof performance.

Note.YK250XGP to YK600XGLP

02 Internal structure achieving the high-rigidity and high-accuracy.

03 Completely beltless structure

A totally beltless structure was achieved by using a ZR axis direct coupling structure. This direct drive structure drastically reduces wasted motion. It also maintains high accuracy over a long period of time. It ensure maintenance-free usage for extended periods with no worries about belt breakage, stretching or deterioration with age (feature applies to all XG series models and the YK180X/YK220X).

04 High speed

The standard cycle time is fast of course but the YAMAHA design also stresses tact time in the actual usage region. A drastic improvement in maximum speed was made by changing the gear ratio and maximum motor rpm. This also resulted in a better tact time during long distance movement.

05 Improved maintenance features

The covers on the YAMAHA SCARA robot YK-XG series can be removed from the front or upwards. The cover is separate from the cable so maintenance tasks are easy.
On ordinary robots replacing the grease on the harmonic gear takes a great deal of time and trouble because the gear must be disassembled and position deviations might occur. On YAMAHA SCARA robots however the harmonic gear is the grease-sealed type so no grease replacement is needed (YK-500XG to YK1000XG).

06 Robot R axis inertia moment capacity

SCARA robot performance is not limited to just standard cycle time. Actual work situations include a diverse range of heavy work pieces as well as work with large offsets. Using a low R axis inertia moment in those cases will help drastically cut the cycle time. All YAMAHA SCARA robots have a speed reducer directly coupled to the tip of the rotating axis. The R axis produces an extremely high allowable inertia moment which delivers high speed operation compared to structures where positioning is usually done by a belt after decelerating.

R axis allowable inertia moment : Comparing YK120XG with competitor's models

A large inertia is generated when the offset from the R axis to the load center is large and this can severely restrict the acceleration during operation.
The allowable inertia moment on the YAMAHA XG series is exceedingly large compared to other company SCARA robots in the same class and so can operate at high speed even with a work offset.

Figures when using 1kg load (see view at upper right)

R axis allowable inertia moment : Comparing YK120XG with competitor's models

07 Compact

Changing the cable layout made the overall cable height lower than the unit cover.
Also, utilizing a motor with a small overall length and extrusion material base yielded the smallest dimensions among equipment in the same class.

08 Environmentally rugged resolver provides closed loop control

The position detector is a resolver. The resolver has a simple yet strong structure using not electronic components or elements and so has great features such as being extremely tough in harsh environments as well as a low breakdown rate. The resolver structure has none of the detection problems that occur in other detectors such as optical encoders whose electronic components breakdown or suffer from moisture or oil that sticks to the disk. Moreover, mechanical specifications for both absolute and incremental specifications are common to all controllers so one can switch to either absolute or incremental specifications just by setting a parameter.
Also even if the absolute battery is completely worn down, the SCARA can operate on incremental specifications so in the unlikely event of trouble one can feel secure knowing that there will be no need to stop the production line. The backup circuit has been completely renovated and now has a backup period extending to 1 year.

Note. The resolver has a simple structure not using electronic components at all. It is highly resistant to low and high temperatures, impacts, electrical noise, dust particles, oil, etc. and is used in automobiles, trains, and airplanes.

09 Zone control (=Automatically sets the maximum acceleration/deceleration) function

On SCARA robots there is a large difference in the load applied to the motor and the speed reducer depending on whether the robot arm is folded or extended. YAMAHA SCARA robots however can automatically set an optimal maximum acceleration and deceleration using the arm status when starting operation and the arm status when ending operation. This capability means that just entering the initial payload will prevent the robot from exceeding tolerance values for motor peak torque and speed reducer allowable peak torque. So full power can be extracted from the motor whenever needed and a high level of acceleration/deceleration maintained.

Note.A motor torque that exceeds the peak value will cause bad effects on robot controllability and cause mechanical vibration. Also, exceeding the speed reducer allowable peak torque value will cause early stage robot breakdowns and lead to a drastic drop in the robot service life span.

10 Hollow shaft and tool flange options are selectable

Useful options include a hollow shaft for easy wiring to the tip tool and a tool flange for tool clamping.

*YK250XG/YK350XG/YK400XG/YK500XGL/YK600XGL

Hollow shaft and tool flange options are selectable

11 History of 30 years

The first YAMAHA robots were SCARA robots. Since the first SCARA robot called "CAME" was produced in 1979, some 30 years of SCARA robot innovations have continually appeared. These SCARA robots have undergone countless modifications in an everchanging marketplace and amassed a hefty record of successful products making them an essential part of the YAMAHA robot lineup.

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Orbit type YK350TW/YK500TW Reach 350-500 mm | Payload 4-5 kg Tiny SCARA robots - Extra small Reach 120-220 mm | Payload 1-5 kg Small type SCARA robots YK-XG Reach 250-400 mm | Payload 5kg Low cost high performance SCARA Robot YK-XE Reach 400-710 mm | Payload 4-10 kg Medium type SCARA robots YK-XG Reach 500-600 mm | Payload 5-20 kg Large type SCARA robots YK-XG Reach 700-1200 mm | Payload 10-50 kg Wall-mount and inverse type SCARA robots Reach 300-1000 mm | Payload 3-20 kg Dust-proof and drip-proof SCARA robots Reach 250-1000 mm | Payload 5-18 kg

Horizontal Reach	250-1000 mm
Payload	5-18 kg

Dust-proof and drip-proof SCARA robots Downloads

YK1000 XGP E 0707

YK700 XGP E 0707

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YK500 XGP E 0707

YK600 XGHP E 0707

YK900 XGP E 0707

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YK600 XGP E 0707

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Reach 250-400 mm | Payload 5kg

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FEATURES:01. Internal structure achieving the high-rigidity and high-accuracy. 02. Completely beltless structure A totally beltless structure was achieved by using a ZR axis direct coupling structure. This direct drive structure drastically reduces wasted motion. It also maintains high accuracy over a long period of time. It ensure maintenance-free usage for extended periods with no worries about belt breakage, stretching or deterioration with age (feature applies to all XG series models and the YK180X/YK220X). 03. High Speed The standard cycle time is fast of course but the YAMAHA design also stresses tact time in the actual usage region. A drastic improvement in maximum speed was made by changing the gear ratio and maximum motor rpm. This also resulted in a better tact time during long distance movement. 04. Improved maintenance features The covers on the YAMAHA SCARA robot YK-XG series can be removed from the front or upwards. The cover is separate from the cable so maintenance tasks are easy.On ordinary robots replacing the grease on the harmonic gear takes a great deal of time and trouble because the gear must be disassembled and position deviations might occur. On YAMAHA SCARA robots however the harmonic gear is the grease-sealed type so no grease replacement is needed (YK-500XG to YK1000XG).05. Robot R axis inertia moment capacity SCARA robot performance is not limited to just standard cycle time. Actual work situations include a diverse range of heavy work pieces as well as work with large offsets. Using a low R axis inertia moment in those cases will help drastically cut the cycle time. All YAMAHA SCARA robots have a speed reducer directly coupled to the tip of the rotating axis. The R axis produces an extremely high allowable inertia moment which delivers high speed operation compared to structures where positioning is usually done by a belt after decelerating. R axis allowable inertia moment : Comparing YK120XG with competitor's models A large inertia is generated when the offset from the R axis to the load center is large and this can severely restrict the acceleration during operation.The allowable inertia moment on the YAMAHA XG series is exceedingly large compared to other company SCARA robots in the same class and so can operate at high speed even with a work offset. 06. Compact Changing the cable layout made the overall cable height lower than the unit cover.Also, utilizing a motor with a small overall length and extrusion material base yielded the smallest dimensions among equipment in the same class. 07. Environmentally rugged resolver provides closed loop control The position detector is a resolver. The resolver has a simple yet strong structure using not electronic components or elements and so has great features such as being extremely tough in harsh environments as well as a low breakdown rate. The resolver structure has none of the detection problems that occur in other detectors such as optical encoders whose electronic components breakdown or suffer from moisture or oil that sticks to the disk. Moreover, mechanical specifications for both absolute and incremental specifications are common to all controllers so one can switch to either absolute or incremental specifications just by setting a parameter.Also even if the absolute battery is completely worn down, the SCARA can operate on incremental specifications so in the unlikely event of trouble one can feel secure knowing that there will be no need to stop the production line. The backup circuit has been completely renovated and now has a backup period extending to 1 year. Note. The resolver has a simple structure not using electronic components at all. It is highly resistant to low and high temperatures, impacts, electrical noise, dust particles, oil, etc. and is used in automobiles, trains, and airplanes.08. Zone control (=Automatically sets the maximum acceleration/deceleration) function On SCARA robots there is a large difference in the load applied to the motor and the speed reducer depending on whether the robot arm is folded or extended. YAMAHA SCARA robots however can automatically set an optimal maximum acceleration and deceleration using the arm status when starting operation and the arm status when ending operation. This capability means that just entering the initial payload will prevent the robot from exceeding tolerance values for motor peak torque and speed reducer allowable peak torque. So full power can be extracted from the motor whenever needed and a high level of acceleration/deceleration maintained. Note.A motor torque that exceeds the peak value will cause bad effects on robot controllability and cause mechanical vibration. Also, exceeding the speed reducer allowable peak torque value will cause early stage robot breakdowns and lead to a drastic drop in the robot service life span. 09. Hollow shaft and tool flange options are selectable Useful options include a hollow shaft for easy wiring to the tip tool and a tool flange for tool clamping. * YK250XG/YK350XG/YK400XG/YK500XGL/YK600XGL 10. History of 30 years The first YAMAHA robots were SCARA robots. Since the first SCARA robot called "CAME" was produced in 1979, some 30 years of SCARA robot innovations have continually appeared. These SCARA robots have undergone countless modifications in an everchanging marketplace and amassed a hefty record of successful products making them an essential part of the YAMAHA robot lineup.

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FEATURES:01. Internal structure achieving the high-rigidity and high-accuracy. 02. Completely beltless structureA totally beltless structure was achieved by using a ZR axis direct coupling structure. This direct drive structure drastically reduces wasted motion. It also maintains high accuracy over a long period of time. It ensure maintenance-free usage for extended periods with no worries about belt breakage, stretching or deterioration with age (feature applies to all XG series models and the YK180X/YK220X). 03. High SpeedThe standard cycle time is fast of course but the YAMAHA design also stresses tact time in the actual usage region. A drastic improvement in maximum speed was made by changing the gear ratio and maximum motor rpm. This also resulted in a better tact time during long distance movement. 04. Improved maintenance featuresThe covers on the YAMAHA SCARA robot YK-XG series can be removed from the front or upwards. The cover is separate from the cable so maintenance tasks are easy.On ordinary robots replacing the grease on the harmonic gear takes a great deal of time and trouble because the gear must be disassembled and position deviations might occur. On YAMAHA SCARA robots however the harmonic gear is the grease-sealed type so no grease replacement is needed (YK-500XG to YK1000XG).05. Robot R axis inertia moment capacitySCARA robot performance is not limited to just standard cycle time. Actual work situations include a diverse range of heavy work pieces as well as work with large offsets. Using a low R axis inertia moment in those cases will help drastically cut the cycle time. All YAMAHA SCARA robots have a speed reducer directly coupled to the tip of the rotating axis. The R axis produces an extremely high allowable inertia moment which delivers high speed operation compared to structures where positioning is usually done by a belt after decelerating. R axis allowable inertia moment : Comparing YK120XG with competitor's modelsA large inertia is generated when the offset from the R axis to the load center is large and this can severely restrict the acceleration during operation.The allowable inertia moment on the YAMAHA XG series is exceedingly large compared to other company SCARA robots in the same class and so can operate at high speed even with a work offset. 06. CompactChanging the cable layout made the overall cable height lower than the unit cover.Also, utilizing a motor with a small overall length and extrusion material base yielded the smallest dimensions among equipment in the same class. 07. Environmentally rugged resolver provides closed loop controlThe position detector is a resolver. The resolver has a simple yet strong structure using not electronic components or elements and so has great features such as being extremely tough in harsh environments as well as a low breakdown rate. The resolver structure has none of the detection problems that occur in other detectors such as optical encoders whose electronic components breakdown or suffer from moisture or oil that sticks to the disk. Moreover, mechanical specifications for both absolute and incremental specifications are common to all controllers so one can switch to either absolute or incremental specifications just by setting a parameter.Also even if the absolute battery is completely worn down, the SCARA can operate on incremental specifications so in the unlikely event of trouble one can feel secure knowing that there will be no need to stop the production line. The backup circuit has been completely renovated and now has a backup period extending to 1 year. Note. The resolver has a simple structure not using electronic components at all. It is highly resistant to low and high temperatures, impacts, electrical noise, dust particles, oil, etc. and is used in automobiles, trains, and airplanes.08. Zone control (=Automatically sets the maximum acceleration/deceleration) functionOn SCARA robots there is a large difference in the load applied to the motor and the speed reducer depending on whether the robot arm is folded or extended. YAMAHA SCARA robots however can automatically set an optimal maximum acceleration and deceleration using the arm status when starting operation and the arm status when ending operation. This capability means that just entering the initial payload will prevent the robot from exceeding tolerance values for motor peak torque and speed reducer allowable peak torque. So full power can be extracted from the motor whenever needed and a high level of acceleration/deceleration maintained. Note.A motor torque that exceeds the peak value will cause bad effects on robot controllability and cause mechanical vibration. Also, exceeding the speed reducer allowable peak torque value will cause early stage robot breakdowns and lead to a drastic drop in the robot service life span.09. Hollow shaft and tool flange options are selectable Useful options include a hollow shaft for easy wiring to the tip tool and a tool flange for tool clamping. * YK250XG/YK350XG/YK400XG/YK500XGL/YK600XGL 10. History of 30 yearsThe first YAMAHA robots were SCARA robots. Since the first SCARA robot called "CAME" was produced in 1979, some 30 years of SCARA robot innovations have continually appeared. These SCARA robots have undergone countless modifications in an everchanging marketplace and amassed a hefty record of successful products making them an essential part of the YAMAHA robot lineup.

YAMAHA Large type SCARA robots YK-XG

Reach 700-1200 mm | Payload 10-50 kg

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01 Internal structure achieving the high-rigidity and high-accuracy. 02 Completely beltless structure A totally beltless structure was achieved by using a ZR axis direct coupling structure. This direct drive structure drastically reduces wasted motion. It also maintains high accuracy over a long period of time. It ensure maintenance-free usage for extended periods with no worries about belt breakage, stretching or deterioration with age (feature applies to all XG series models and the YK180X/YK220X). 03 High speed The standard cycle time is fast of course but the YAMAHA design also stresses tact time in the actual usage region. A drastic improvement in maximum speed was made by changing the gear ratio and maximum motor rpm. This also resulted in a better tact time during long distance movement. 04 Improved maintenance features The covers on the YAMAHA SCARA robot YK-XG series can be removed from the front or upwards. The cover is separate from the cable so maintenance tasks are easy.On ordinary robots replacing the grease on the harmonic gear takes a great deal of time and trouble because the gear must be disassembled and position deviations might occur. On YAMAHA SCARA robots however the harmonic gear is the grease-sealed type so no grease replacement is needed (YK-500XG to YK1000XG).05 Robot R axis inertia moment capacity SCARA robot performance is not limited to just standard cycle time. Actual work situations include a diverse range of heavy work pieces as well as work with large offsets. Using a low R axis inertia moment in those cases will help drastically cut the cycle time. All YAMAHA SCARA robots have a speed reducer directly coupled to the tip of the rotating axis. The R axis produces an extremely high allowable inertia moment which delivers high speed operation compared to structures where positioning is usually done by a belt after decelerating. R axis allowable inertia moment : Comparing YK120XG with competitor's models A large inertia is generated when the offset from the R axis to the load center is large and this can severely restrict the acceleration during operation.The allowable inertia moment on the YAMAHA XG series is exceedingly large compared to other company SCARA robots in the same class and so can operate at high speed even with a work offset. Figures when using 1kg load (see view at upper right) 06 Compact Changing the cable layout made the overall cable height lower than the unit cover.Also, utilizing a motor with a small overall length and extrusion material base yielded the smallest dimensions among equipment in the same class. 07 Environmentally rugged resolver provides closed loop control The position detector is a resolver. The resolver has a simple yet strong structure using not electronic components or elements and so has great features such as being extremely tough in harsh environments as well as a low breakdown rate. The resolver structure has none of the detection problems that occur in other detectors such as optical encoders whose electronic components breakdown or suffer from moisture or oil that sticks to the disk. Moreover, mechanical specifications for both absolute and incremental specifications are common to all controllers so one can switch to either absolute or incremental specifications just by setting a parameter.Also even if the absolute battery is completely worn down, the SCARA can operate on incremental specifications so in the unlikely event of trouble one can feel secure knowing that there will be no need to stop the production line. The backup circuit has been completely renovated and now has a backup period extending to 1 year. Note. The resolver has a simple structure not using electronic components at all. It is highly resistant to low and high temperatures, impacts, electrical noise, dust particles, oil, etc. and is used in automobiles, trains, and airplanes.08 Zone control (=Automatically sets the maximum acceleration/deceleration) function On SCARA robots there is a large difference in the load applied to the motor and the speed reducer depending on whether the robot arm is folded or extended. YAMAHA SCARA robots however can automatically set an optimal maximum acceleration and deceleration using the arm status when starting operation and the arm status when ending operation. This capability means that just entering the initial payload will prevent the robot from exceeding tolerance values for motor peak torque and speed reducer allowable peak torque. So full power can be extracted from the motor whenever needed and a high level of acceleration/deceleration maintained. Note. A motor torque that exceeds the peak value will cause bad effects on robot controllability and cause mechanical vibration. Also, exceeding the speed reducer allowable peak torque value will cause early stage robot breakdowns and lead to a drastic drop in the robot service life span.09 Hollow shaft and tool flange options are selectable Useful options include a hollow shaft for easy wiring to the tip tool and a tool flange for tool clamping. *YK250XG/YK350XG/YK400XG/YK500XGL/YK600XGL 10 History of 30 years The first YAMAHA robots were SCARA robots. Since the first SCARA robot called "CAME" was produced in 1979, some 30 years of SCARA robot innovations have continually appeared. These SCARA robots have undergone countless modifications in an everchanging marketplace and amassed a hefty record of successful products making them an essential part of the YAMAHA robot lineup.

YAMAHA Wall-mount and inverse type SCARA robots

Reach 300-1000 mm | Payload 3-20 kg

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As the ceiling installation or the wall installation is used, the robot installation space that could not be used conventionally can be utilized efficiently.01 Hanging type is renewed. Completely beltless structure and high rigidity As the conventional hanging type is changed to the wall mount type, the flexibility of the system design is improved. The production equipment can be downsized. Additionally, as an inverse type that allows upward operation is also added to the product lineup, the flexibility of the working direction is widened. Furthermore, use of a completely beltless structure achieves a maximum payload of 20 kg and a R-axis tolerable moment of inertia of 1 kgm2* that are the top in the class. A large hand can also be installed. So, this robot is suitable for heavy load work. *YK700XGS to YK1000XGS 02 Internal structure achieving the high-rigidity and high-accuracy. 03 Completely beltless structure A totally beltless structure was achieved by using a ZR axis direct coupling structure. This direct drive structure drastically reduces wasted motion. It also maintains high accuracy over a long period of time. It ensure maintenance-free usage for extended periods with no worries about belt breakage, stretching or deterioration with age (feature applies to all XG series models and the YK180X/YK220X). 04 High speed The standard cycle time is fast of course but the YAMAHA design also stresses tact time in the actual usage region. A drastic improvement in maximum speed was made by changing the gear ratio and maximum motor rpm. This also resulted in a better tact time during long distance movement. 05 Improved maintenance features The covers on the YAMAHA SCARA robot YK-XG series can be removed from the front or upwards. The cover is separate from the cable so maintenance tasks are easy.On ordinary robots replacing the grease on the harmonic gear takes a great deal of time and trouble because the gear must be disassembled and position deviations might occur. On YAMAHA SCARA robots however the harmonic gear is the grease-sealed type so no grease replacement is needed (YK-500XG to YK1000XG). 06 Robot R axis inertia moment capacitySCARA robot performance is not limited to just standard cycle time. Actual work situations include a diverse range of heavy work pieces as well as work with large offsets. Using a low R axis inertia moment in those cases will help drastically cut the cycle time. All YAMAHA SCARA robots have a speed reducer directly coupled to the tip of the rotating axis. The R axis produces an extremely high allowable inertia moment which delivers high speed operation compared to structures where positioning is usually done by a belt after decelerating. R axis allowable inertia moment : Comparing YK120XG with competitor's models A large inertia is generated when the offset from the R axis to the load center is large and this can severely restrict the acceleration during operation.The allowable inertia moment on the YAMAHA XG series is exceedingly large compared to other company SCARA robots in the same class and so can operate at high speed even with a work offset. Figures when using 1kg load (see view at upper right) 07 Compact Changing the cable layout made the overall cable height lower than the unit cover.Also, utilizing a motor with a small overall length and extrusion material base yielded the smallest dimensions among equipment in the same class. 08 Environmentally rugged resolver provides closed loop control The position detector is a resolver. The resolver has a simple yet strong structure using not electronic components or elements and so has great features such as being extremely tough in harsh environments as well as a low breakdown rate. The resolver structure has none of the detection problems that occur in other detectors such as optical encoders whose electronic components breakdown or suffer from moisture or oil that sticks to the disk. Moreover, mechanical specifications for both absolute and incremental specifications are common to all controllers so one can switch to either absolute or incremental specifications just by setting a parameter.Also even if the absolute battery is completely worn down, the SCARA can operate on incremental specifications so in the unlikely event of trouble one can feel secure knowing that there will be no need to stop the production line. The backup circuit has been completely renovated and now has a backup period extending to 1 year. Note. The resolver has a simple structure not using electronic components at all. It is highly resistant to low and high temperatures, impacts, electrical noise, dust particles, oil, etc. and is used in automobiles, trains, and airplanes.09 Zone control (=Automatically sets the maximum acceleration/deceleration) function On SCARA robots there is a large difference in the load applied to the motor and the speed reducer depending on whether the robot arm is folded or extended. YAMAHA SCARA robots however can automatically set an optimal maximum acceleration and deceleration using the arm status when starting operation and the arm status when ending operation. This capability means that just entering the initial payload will prevent the robot from exceeding tolerance values for motor peak torque and speed reducer allowable peak torque. So full power can be extracted from the motor whenever needed and a high level of acceleration/deceleration maintained. Note.A motor torque that exceeds the peak value will cause bad effects on robot controllability and cause mechanical vibration. Also, exceeding the speed reducer allowable peak torque value will cause early stage robot breakdowns and lead to a drastic drop in the robot service life span.10 Hollow shaft and tool flange options are selectable Useful options include a hollow shaft for easy wiring to the tip tool and a tool flange for tool clamping. *YK250XG/YK350XG/YK400XG/YK500XGL/YK600XGL 11 History of 30 years The first YAMAHA robots were SCARA robots. Since the first SCARA robot called "CAME" was produced in 1979, some 30 years of SCARA robot innovations have continually appeared. These SCARA robots have undergone countless modifications in an everchanging marketplace and amassed a hefty record of successful products making them an essential part of the YAMAHA robot lineup.

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The HS-A1 Series of robots are next-generation SCARA robots that are faster and more accurate than the HS Series of robots while having inherited their advantages. Total arm length｜350 / 450 / 550 mmVertical stroke(Z)｜100・150・200・320mmMaximum payload｜5kgCycle time｜0.29 sec Higher speed The HS-A1 Series of robots maximize motor performance with the latest RC8A controller, improving the standard cycle time to 0.29 seconds.Higher accuracy By dynamically reflecting the conditions of the arms into robot controlling, vibration of the robot can be damped in a short time. Suppressing vibration at the time of high-speed conveyance and residual vibration improves accuracy.A wide choice of options is offered. The dust-proof, mist-proof type; the clean type; the overhead-mounted type; and the UL-listed configuration model(1)are offered, helping achieve automation in various installation environments. (1) The UL-listed configuration model is scheduled to be released in 2017.

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