Long Stroke Linear Robots for Clients from Indonisia

Long Stroke Linear Robot, also known as a gantry robot, is a type of industrial robot used for applications requiring a larger working envelope and longer travel distances along one or more axes. These robots typically consist of a horizontal bridge supported by vertical columns, allowing them to move and position payloads with precision over a large area.

There are variations of Long Stroke Linear Robot designed to cater to different industrial needs and application requirements:

Gantry Robots: 

These are the most common type of Long Stroke Linear Robots, featuring a horizontal bridge supported by vertical columns. Gantry robots are suitable for a wide range of applications due to their large work envelope and high payload capacity.

Portal Long Stroke Linear Robot: 

Portal robots are similar to gantry robots, but they are often used specifically for applications requiring precise positioning and handling of heavy loads in a fixed area, such as in CNC machining or large-scale fabrication.

Bridge-Type Long Stroke Linear Robot: 

These robots have a long linear axis that moves along a bridge structure, allowing for extended horizontal reach. They are often used in applications such as material handling in warehouses and large-scale assembly tasks.

Cantilever Robots:

 Cantilever robots feature a single horizontal beam with a vertical axis for support. They are suitable for applications requiring access to a specific area without obstruction from support columns, and are often used in tasks such as glass handling in the automotive and electronics industries.

These variations are designed to meet specific needs in terms of workspace, load capacity, precision, and application requirements across a range of industries. Each type of Long Stroke Linear Robot has its own strengths and considerations for different industrial applications.

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