R-30iB Plus
FANUC’s R‑30iB Plus controller delivers fast processing and improved performance, enabling quick setup, easy programming, and high precision.
This innovative series of lightweight robots features a slim wrist, rigid arm and small footprint. High axis speeds combined with huge 6-axis versatility make it the perfect choice for handling awkward payloads and a popular robot for robotic machine tending, grinding, polishing, deburring, water jet cutting and washing applications.
Very high axis speeds and a big envelope enable extremely fast handling of larger or heavier workpieces and even higher pallet stacking.
For better protection, motors and electrical elements usually situated at the wrist are mounted on the robot‘s J3 'shoulder'.
With its big envelope and 50 kg payload capacity, this model is ideal for handling large workpieces such as sheets of glass and steel panels.
Food grade grease for wrists, epoxy-coated white body for secondary food handling and processing applications such as tray picking, handling and transfer.
Explore key features and benefits
Explore key features and benefits
Explore key features and benefits
FANUC’s R‑30iB Plus controller delivers fast processing and improved performance, enabling quick setup, easy programming, and high precision.
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Video courtesy of Acme Manufacturing Co
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Video courtesy of TranTek Automation Corporation