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Delta Robots for Pick & Place Tasks
High-speed delta robots for fast picking, packing, and inspection
Automating your small or medium-sized business doesn’t have to be an expensive, time-consuming investment. Our delta robots start as low as $5,483.74 — compared to the $25,000 price point of traditional delta robots — and do not require any maintenance. The drylin® linear actuators used in our delta robots feature self-lubricating plastic liners that eliminate the need for external lubricants. These liners, paired with plastic igubal® double joints, make our delta robots lightweight, quiet, and cost-effective. Our delta robots provide rapid ROI and are ideal for low-cost automation applications such as belt transfer stations and sorting systems. They can be controlled with either igus’ own robot control software or a modular third-party control software. Accessories such as stepper motors, inductive sensors, and motor flanges are also available. On-site consultations and testing for your application are both available free of charge.
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FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions
- A delta robot or parallel robot is a 3-axis robot connected by a common joint above and below the arms to fulfill its main purpose: picking up and placing objects.
- The igus® delta robot is available in both a small and a large version: it offers customers with a smaller working range (330mm diameter at a height of 75mm) the possibility of achieving highest speeds. The large delta robot now has twice the reach of the smaller robot (660mm diameter at a height of 180mm), giving customers with a smaller workspace (330mm diameter at a height of 75m) the flexibility to pick up and place objects from more distant locations.
- A delta robot can be used for standard applications with small parts, such as picking from a conveyor belt or buffer table to a stationary destination or for painting, spraying and repetitive work over a small area.
The igus® delta robot can lift up to 5kg and press down up to 100N (10kg).
- The drylin® delta robot can extend to a diameter of up to 360mm at a height of 75mm.
- The larger version of the drylin® delta robot can reach a diameter of up to 660mm in 180mm height.
With the end effectors used in the drylin® delta robot, the possibilities are almost unlimited. These can vary from electromagnets, suction cups and mechanical grippers up to 3D printed gripping tools. All energy and air can be directed via a cable management system to the end plate that holds the end effector, which we can also supply!
The accuracy of the drylin® delta robot is +/- 0.5mm.
The drylin® delta robot can perform up to 60 picks per minute for the 360mm version and 30 picks per minute for the 660mm version.
- You can purchase our deltas in a variety of ways, whether you need assembled or unassembled motors and/or no motors at all, we can customize a solution that works for you.
- igus® offers the iRC, which can be used to program and control the delta with an easy-to-use graphical interface. If the igus® iRC does not work for your project, then we can help put you in touch with some recommended control manufacturers.
- Yes. You'll need to buy power supplies, sensors and end of arm tooling. You'll also be responsible for robot safety requirements. Integration partners can help with these specifications.
- igus® has a network of integration partners that can be contracted hourly or per project to assist you with your delta implementation.
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