CR3S V2
SafeSkin
Supplied, integrated and supported by Zeta42 across the UAE and the GCC, with the engineering to put it into a line and the training for the people who will run it afterwards.
At a glance
- Payload
- 3kg
- Reach
- 620mm
- Repeatability
- ±0.02mm
- Speed
- 2m/s
- IP rating
- IP54
- Weight
- 16.5kg
What it does
Built for.
- Compact design for deployment into tight spaces: lightest of the CRS line
- Pre-collision sensing rather than contact-only detection
- Case references: laptop manufacturing, automated nucleic-acid extraction
Where it is used
Applications.
- Loading and unloading, assembly, bin picking, gluing
- Quality inspection, screwdriving, transporting
Specifications
The full sheet.
- With SafeSkin
- Weight 16.5kg
- Payload 3kg
- Reach 620mm
- Maximum Speed of TCP 2m/s
- Repeatability ±0.02mm
- Power 100~240VAC, 50~60Hz
- Communication 1*WAN for TCP/IP, Modbus TCP; Wi-Fi;1*RS485 for Modbus RTU
- IP Rating IP54
- Temperature 0~45°
- Power Consumption 120W
- Materials Aluminum alloy, ABS plastic
- SafeSkin senses proximity and contact: human bodies, metals and liquids (less effective on non-conductive items)
- Recommended installation on J4, J5 and J6 · effective range 5 to 15 cm
- Sensing cycle 0.01 s · emergency-stop execution 0.1 s
- 5 levels of adjustable collision detection
- TCP/IP, Modbus and Wi-Fi · 16 DI / 16 DO plus RS485 at the end effector
- Max reach 795 mm
Figures published by DOBOT. Performance figures are laboratory results and vary with the application.
Specifications published by DOBOT: CR3AS on dobot-robots.com.
In the same range
Collaborative robot arms.
- CR5AP
- CR10AP
- CR20AP
- CR5AF
- CR10AF
- CR20AF
Specification sheets answer the second question. The first one is usually whether a robot suits the job at all, and that is answered by watching the task rather than by reading a table, which is what an assessment visit is for.
Pricing is quoted case by case.