Vertical multi-joint Welding Robot Industrial Robot

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asked Jul 20, 2021 in 3D Segmentation by swpt_FgKMj4pz (220 points)
Main Features:
Welding robot mainly includes two parts: robot and welding equipment. The robot consists of the robot body and the control cabinet (hardware and software). The welding equipment, taking arc welding and spot welding as examples, consists of welding power source (including its control system), wire feeder (arc welding), welding gun (pliers) and other parts.
With the development of electronic technology, computer technology, numerical control and robotics technology, automatic welding robots, since they began to be used in production in the 1960s, their technology has become increasingly mature, with the following advantages:
1) Stabilize and improve the welding quality, which can reflect the welding quality in numerical form;
2) Improve labor productivity;
3) Improve the labor intensity of workers and work in harmful environments;
4) Reduce the requirements for workers' operating skills;
5) Shorten the preparation cycle for product modification and replacement, and reduce the corresponding equipment investment.

Main Technical Data
Vertical multi-joint Welding Robot
Model    RH14-10-W    RH-18-20-W    RH-20-10-W
Input Voltage    3P 380V 50/60HZ    3P 380V 50/60HZ    3P 380V 50/60HZ
Power     3KVA    5KVA    5KVA
Freedom of Movement     6    6    6
Max.Load    10kg    20kg    10kg
Range of Movement and Max.Speed    J /JT    Range of Movement    Max.Speed    Range of Movement    Max.Speed    Range of Movement    Max.Speed
    1    ±167°
Hang±30°    169°/s    ±167°
Hang±30°    169°/s    ±167°
Hang±30°    169°/s
    2    0°-175°    169°/s    0°-175°    169°/s    0°-175°    169°/s
    3    +80°--150°    169°/s    +80°--150°    169°/s    +80°--150°    169°/s
    4    ±190°    280°/s    ±190°    280°/s    ±190°    280°/s
    5    -105°--130°    240°/s    -105°--130°    240°/s    -105°--130°    240°/s
    6    ±210°    520°/s    ±210°    483°/s    ±210°    483°/s
Wrist Load Capacity     J /JT    Moment of Force    Moment of Inertia    Moment of Force    Moment of Inertia    Moment of Force    Moment of Inertia
    4    10.0 N·m    0.25 kg·㎡    48.0 N·m    1.8 kg·㎡    10.0 N·m    0.25 kg·㎡
    5    10.0 N·m    0.25 kg·㎡    48.0 N·m    1.8 kg·㎡    10.0 N·m    0.25 kg·㎡
    6    3 N·m    0.05 kg·㎡    28 N·m    0.8kg·㎡    3 N·m    0.05 kg·㎡
Weight    170kg    285kg    290kg http://www.dragon-welding.com

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