The ABB IRB 4400 is an extremely fast and compact robot for handling medium and heavy loads. The load capacity of up to 45 Kg at very high speeds generally allows working with two pieces at once. The M94A version with the S4 controller allows the QUICK programming instruction to facilitate programming. Its design allows long intervals between different maintenance routine intervals. Due to its high maneuverability, the ABB IRB 4400 is highly suitable for tasks that require speed and flexibility.

This ABB IRB 640 palletizing robot is a fast and powerful robot
The robot hasa large working range and therefore fits easily into varioius palletizing applications.

Spot welding robot with ARO X-pliers, 75kVA and ARO control.

The ABB IRB 6400 REX is one of the most installed robots in the world. They have been used by most of the major automotive manufacturers for nearly 15 years. IRB 6400 REX is a 6-axis industrial robot, designed specifically for manufacturing industries that use flexible robot-based automation. The robot has an open structure that is specially adapted for flexible use, and can communicate extensively with external systems. Have an excellent reputation for reliability and capability and as such are the industry standard. Robot arm uses epicyclic gearboxes for the major axis and is both simple and reliable. The arm is also very rugged and is less vulnerable to damage than many of its competitors. Is entirely powered by ac servo motors, the “rams” on the side of the arms are not hydraulic or pneumatic, they are simply enclosed mechanical springs. The springs and weight on the back of the robot make it very well balanced meaning the forces required to move the robot are remarkably small. Life expectancy is largely dependent on service practices (once a year is normal) but expected to last for at least 100,000 hours.

YEAR 2005-2007 The ABB IRB 6600 robot is still very rare on the used market as most are still employed in their first application. The 6600 is the successor to the IRB 6400 range.The 6600 is used in many car factories around the world and has a good reputation for being fast, strong and flexible. The 6600 can be used in many applications including pick and place, machine tending, grinding, welding, de-burring, trimming, and sealing. The ABB IRB 6600 models were first supplied with the ABB M2000 S4C+ controller, but more recently this has been superseded by the M2004 IRC5 controller.?

The IRB 6640 is ABB’s newest robot for heavy lifting needs. It was built to replace its forerunner, the IRB 6600 robot. With six axes of motion, a protection rating of IP67, and a maximum payload of 180kg, it is ready to tackle the tough challenges. Its strong design is ideal for material handling, machine tending, or spot welding applications. The standard IRB 6640 version has a 2.55m horizontal reach. It is a floor mount model with the ability to bend behind itself for extra accessibility. The ABB 6640 can use the IRC5 or S4C controller. Video https://youtu.be/G0ICF5FW9fE

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ABB IRB 7600 3.1/325kg with M2004 IRC5 controller. The 7600 is typically used for handling large loads and also for high tolerance milling, as the strength and rigidity of the arm is exceptional. Features such as high available torque and inertia capability, as well as the rigid design and powerful acceleration have made it a market leader. Typical applications can be the handling of heavy fixtures, the handling and turning of car bodies, the lifting of engines, the handling of heavy parts in foundries or forges, the loading and unloading of machine cells, or the handling of heavy layers of pallets. One of the main challenges for robots handling heavy loads is to ensure the safety of personnel and the protection of staff, avoiding the risk of an accident. For this reason, the manufacturer has developed SafeMove2, a robot monitoring solution with, which enables the robots not to compromise safety. robots not to compromise safety. It includes a number of state-of-the-art safety functions.