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YAMAHA Shaft up/down type Pricing & Product Details
Ranked Nr. 3 of 36 Cartesian (Gantry) Robots
Shaft up/down type Pricing
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Arm type
Payload 40kg
Moving arm type
Payload 30kg
Gantry type
Payload 50kg
Pole type
Payload 30kg
XZ type
Payload 14kg
Shaft up/down type
Payload 5kg
Double Y axes type
Payload 25kg
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Shaft up/down type Overview
What is Shaft up/down type?
Yamaha's Shaft up/down type Cartesian robots are designed to have a Z-axis shaft that can move up and down. These robots are available in 3-axis and 4-axis configurations, making them ideal for a wide range of applications.
The robots have a compact design, with the Z-axis shaft located at the center of the robot's X-Y axis movement. This allows the robot to move in all three dimensions, making it suitable for tasks that require both horizontal and vertical movement.
One of the key features of the Shaft up/down type Cartesian robots is their high-precision control. The Z-axis shaft is capable of moving up and down with a high degree of accuracy, ensuring precise positioning and movement.
The robots are also highly flexible, with a wide range of available stroke lengths and load capacities. This makes them suitable for a variety of applications, from small-scale precision work to larger, heavy-duty tasks.
In addition, the Shaft up/down type Cartesian robots are designed with ease of use in mind. They feature intuitive programming interfaces, allowing for easy setup and operation.
Overall, the Yamaha Shaft up/down type Cartesian robots are a versatile and reliable solution for a wide range of industrial applications, from manufacturing and assembly to inspection and testing.
What applications is Shaft up/down type product best for?
The Yamaha Shaft up/down type Cartesian robots are suitable for applications that require vertical motion in addition to X-Y motion. This type of robot is commonly used in industries such as electronics, automotive, and pharmaceuticals for tasks such as pick and place, assembly, inspection, and packaging. The vertical shaft allows for increased flexibility in positioning and handling of objects, which can improve efficiency and productivity in manufacturing processes. The ability to move objects up and down also enables the robot to work with larger objects that would not be suitable for a standard X-Y Cartesian robot.