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The Robotic Arm (HML) is a modular mounting kit designed to enable precise and reliable attachment of vacuum-based end-of-arm tooling (EOAT). It supports up to 16 vacuum pads, allowing for flexible and adaptable handling solutions without requiring custom EOAT design. This makes it ideal for applications where quick changeover or versatile gripping is needed on automated production lines.
The arm is constructed from high-strength aluminum with a curved edge trim that enhances structural integrity while reducing overall weight. The modular design allows for free combination of flange, main guide, and vacuum pad guide components, offering eight distinct configurations to match specific application requirements.
Two different lengths are available for both the main guide and the vacuum pad guide, enabling precise alignment and positioning during setup. Each guide includes a scale for easy visual positioning, ensuring accurate placement when mounting the arm on the robot or EOAT system.
This robotic arm kit is compatible with robots having a weight capacity of approximately 6 kgs or less. It can be directly mounted to existing EOAT without requiring additional tooling or design modifications, simplifying integration and reducing setup time.
The kit offers two types for each of the flange, main guide, and vacuum pad guide components, allowing users to freely select combinations based on their specific application needs. This flexibility supports a range of handling tasks from light-duty pick-and-place operations to more complex material transfer processes.
A 'robot flange converting attachment' is available to connect the kit with robots from different manufacturers, enabling seamless integration across various robotic platforms. The mounting system is designed for direct attachment to EOAT, eliminating the need for custom tooling or additional hardware.
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