Affordable robotic arms for use in benchtop applications.
ST Robotics' R12 and R17 workbench robots are easy to program, even for people who have never programmed a robotic arm before. They are also capable of carrying out complex tasks, such as testing products, manipulating samples, taking care of automatic resetting or measuring sounds.
Both models are supplied with controller, touch panel, connectors, manuals, RoboForthII and RobWin7 software. They are devices suitable for applications that require fault-free operation 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
The R12 model is available in five or six axle versions, offers a 500mm reach and is capable of handling a 1kg payload. The R17 model is larger; It is a 5-axis robot (6-axis version optional) and can handle a payload of 3kg with a reach of 750mm.
At ST Robotics they have many years of experience in this field, and can boast that their highly intelligent robots provide them with success in the most complex tasks, those that usually involve larger and more expensive robotic arms
Affordable robotic arms for use in benchtop applications.
ST Robotics' R12 and R17 workbench robots are easy to program, even for people who have never programmed a robotic arm before. They are also capable of carrying out complex tasks, such as testing products, manipulating samples, taking care of automatic resetting or measuring sounds.
Both models are supplied with controller, touch panel, connectors, manuals, RoboForthII and RobWin7 software. They are devices suitable for applications that require fault-free operation 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
The R12 model is available in five or six axle versions, offers a 500mm reach and is capable of handling a 1kg payload. The R17 model is larger; It is a 5-axis robot (6-axis version optional) and can handle a payload of 3kg with a reach of 750mm.
At ST Robotics they have many years of experience in this field, and can boast that their highly intelligent robots provide them with success in the most complex tasks, those that usually involve larger and more expensive robotic arms
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