Arm Clamp for Cobot - Fibre Rod Module

The igus® triflex®R system guides cables and hoses secure along the UR Robot. Guidance in a combination of silicon free Velcro® tape and igus® mounting brackets and energy chains around the arms of the UR Robot

Retraction system as fibre rod moduleThe igus® triflex®R system guides cables and hoses secure along the UR Robot. Guidance in a combination of silicon free Velcro® tape, igus® mounting brackets and energy chain as fibre rod module along the Universal Robots®.

The igus® triflex® R system guides cables and hoses secure along the UR Robot.Guidance via steel clamps and energy chains around the arms of the UR Robot.

With the so-called 7th axis as linear adjustment, the radius of action of robots is extended and thus they become much more flexible in their applications. The company igus has specialised in linear axes over the past years and with this experience has developed a ZLW-20 toothed belt axis, which is ideally suited as a wide low-profile linear axis. This enables us to make flexible use of robots instead of locking kinematics and to realize stroke lengths of up to 6000mm. It is possible to connect energy chains by means of a suitable adapter kit. You can get everything from one supplier of suitable energy chains for the UR robots, connecting cables or the 7th axis

Thanks to the external rotary axis, circular workpiece movements are possible. These are also often called slewing rings, rotary indexing tables or rotary tables, and allow continuous transport to various stations in a single work step. The radius of robot action is extended, making robots much more flexible in their applications. The rotary axis is driven electromechanically by a stepper motor via a gearbox with 48:1 transmission. You get everything from a single source: energy chains suitable for the UR robots, connection cables and the seventh axis or the rotary axis.