Lifting and Mounting the Robot Arm

Description

The robot arms come in different sizes and weights, so it is important to use the appropriate lifting and handling techniques for each model. Here you can find information on how to safely lift and handle the robot.

 
 

Lifting or movement of heavy parts can cause injury.

  • A lifting apparatus or lifting aid can be required.

  • Unpack the robot arm in the desired workspace to minimize lifting and movement of heavy parts.

Failure to secure the robot arm to a sturdy surface can lead to injury caused by the robot falling.

  • Ensure the robot arm is secured to a sturdy surface.

Incorrect assembly of components and/or wiring can lead to injury.

  • Personal protective gear (footwear, eyewear, gloves) can be required.

Conducting installation and/or maintenance of equipment connected to a power source can result in injury or death due to electric shock.

  • Disconnect equipment from the power source before conducting installation or maintenance tasks.

Failure to use an appropriate lifting device for the weight of the robot can lead to injury and property damage. For weights, see Technical Specifications g-Series.

There may be specific regulations for assembly lifting in your region.

  • Follow the local regulations and guidelines for lifting.