R-30iB Plus
FANUC’s R‑30iB Plus controller delivers fast processing and improved performance, enabling quick setup, easy programming, and high precision.
With its 3 kg payload, 400 mm horizontal and 200 mm vertical reach, the FANUC SR-3iA is ideally suited to smaller-scale robotic assembly, pick and place, inspection and packaging applications. Operating within a 360° envelope, the model’s lightweight design, ultra-compact footprint and integrated services minimize the risk of interference with peripheral devices.
Dispensing with the need for a FANUC iPendant Touch, FANUC SCARA robots use iRProgrammer – a web-based interface that lets you program the robot easily and intuitively with a tablet or desktop computer.
FANUC SCARA robots are exceptionally fast and precise – making them the right choice for maximizing throughput.
The FANUC SR-3iA is also available with a bottom cable exit and wall mounting equipment options.
The R-30iB Compact Plus controller makes best use of limited space and features intelligent functions such as iRVision, iRPickTool, force sensing or conveyor tracking.
FANUC’s R‑30iB Plus controller delivers fast processing and improved performance, enabling quick setup, easy programming, and high precision.
FANUC's SCARA Robots are a powerful pick-and-place robot solution for manufacturing operations that require increased speed and repeatability.
FANUC SCARA robots drive high-speed, flexible connector assembly with automated changeover, in-line inspection, and scalable automotive production.
Video courtesy of MS Automation
A FANUC LR Mate 200iD assembles parts by placing covers, applying solder paste, heating, loading springs, and unloading finished units for inspection.
Video courtesy of Paramount Tool Company Inc.
LR Mate 200iD/7L and SR‑3iA robots assemble electronic components with high precision in an advanced automated system.
Video courtesy of Calvary Robotics
FANUC SR‑3iA, SR‑6iA, and an LR Mate feed, place, screwdrive, and grommet‑insert parts on a rotary dial, automatically sorting finished assemblies.
Video courtesy of RND Automation
Vision inspects medical device components as FANUC SR‑3iA and SR‑6iA robots handle tray loading, part transfer, and reject segregation.
Video courtesy of McAlister Design & Automation
An automated medical device assembly cell uses multiple FANUC SR‑3iA SCARA robots and an 18‑station dial for assembly, inspection, and unloading.
Video courtesy of Integrion Automation
An automated vial filling and capping system orients, weighs, fills, caps, labels, inspects, and rejects non‑compliant 4mL vials.
Video courtesy of ATC Automation Simi Valley
Video courtesy of Remtec
A FANUC SR-3iA SCARA robot assembles battery packs.