Room gantry for 3D movements
Tribopolymer specialist igus’ latest video looks at the specifications of its new drylin room gantry. Used to implement three-dimensional applications, the room gantry is based on a flat gantry system with a vertical axis. With the limit switch assembly housed within a T-slot, the complete length of the gantry’s profile can be used, enhancing its capabilities. Thanks to the self-lubricating nature of the drylin components, the room gantry requires no maintenance.
The drylin room gantry has a working space of 500x500x100mm and can carry payloads of up to 2.5kg. With an accuracy of up to 0.1mm and speeds of up to 0.5m/s, the room gantry is ideal for general pick and place applications, including those found in the medical and microelectronics industries where specific placement and careful handling is essential.
To watch a short video on the drylin® room gantry, please follow this link www.igus.co.uk/RoomGantry.
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