Two stations
The robot works on one table while the operator changes the part on the other.
Robotic cells for large parts
Extended reach with a linear track or raised base, depending on the working height and the robotic cell configuration.
What it's for
Large parts
When the part is larger than a fixed robot can reach, the robotic cell is designed to extend that reach. A linear track moves the robot along the part, and a raised base accommodates greater working heights.
Dimensions, equipment and parameters are defined in the technical assessment of each application.
Applications and materials
- Long parts
- Oversized parts
Available configurations
Choose your robotic cell layout.
Methodology
How we run the project.
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Assessment
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Robotic cell design
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Try-out
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Installation
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Support
Frequently asked questions
Common questions.
How does the robot reach long parts?
With a track, a linear axis that moves the robot along the robotic cell and extends its working envelope.
What about tall parts?
A raised base mounts the robot higher, matching the working height the part requires.
Does the path stay accurate on long parts?
The robotic cell design is simulated in 3D with the actual part, so the programmed path holds across long geometries.
Let's assess your application.
Send us the 3D model or photos of your part. We reply within the same business day.