The EPSON G6-Series SCARA robots can cover quite a big work area compared to their size. The 550 mm model can cover work areas of a usual 600 mm robot. The G6 robots can be ordered in a wide range of mounting styles, and they are the perfect choice for applications where fast and accurate motions are required:
• manufacturing, assembly
• pick-n-place jobs
• loading/unloading, feeding, etc.
Model | G6-45x | G6-55x | G6-65x | |
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Robot type | 4-axis, SCARA robot | |||
Payload | nominal / max. (kg) | 3 / 6 | ||
Arm length | arm 1+2 (mm) | 450 (200+250) | 550 (300+250) | 650 (400+250) |
Z-axis length (mm) stand. / clean room |
x=1 180 / 150 | |||
x=3 330 / 300 | ||||
Max. speed | arm 1+2 (mm/s) | 6440 | 7170 | 7900 |
Z-axis (mm/s) | standard: 2350 cleanroom: 1100 |
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U-axis (°/s) | 2400 | |||
Repeatability | arm 1+2 (mm) | ± 0.015 | ||
Z-axis (mm) | ± 0.010 | |||
U-axis (°) | ± 0.005 | |||
Inertia | nominal / max. (kg/m2) | 0.01 / 0.12 | ||
Z-axis diameter | outer / inner (mm) | 20 H7 / 14 | ||
Insertion force | (N) | 150 | ||
Wiring | electrical | D-Sub: 15-pin + 9-pin | ||
pneumatic | 2 x ø 4 / 2 x ø 6 | |||
Mounting | Floor mount | Floor mount Wall mount Ceiling mount Inverted |
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Environment | standard IP20 cleanroom (ISO3) and ESD IP54 IP65 |
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Mounting holes | 4 x ø 11 mm holes 150 x 150 mm |
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Weight | (kg) | 27 - 30 | ||
Controller | possibilities | RC700-A controller | ||
power/signal cable (m) | standard: 3 m option: 5m, 10m, 20m |
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Other options | tool adapter external wiring unit Z-axis protection (bellows) |
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Standard | RoHS Directive: 2002/92/EC ANSI/RIA R15.06-1999 NFPA 79 (2007 Edition) CSA/CAN Z434-03 (February 2003) EC Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC |
EPSON robot programming is done in a Windows-based programming environment called
EPSON RC+. The programming language itself is called SPEL+.
SPEL+ is very similar to BASIC. It is quick to learn and easy to understand. After programming
and compiling in EPSON RC+, the program is transferred to the robot controller. From that point,
the controller controlls the robot (without the need of the PC).
Do you need to control other devices as well? No problem. SPEL+ can do a lot more than just robot
control. It is a multitasking language, capable of controlling task parallel or independent
of the robot.
SPEL+ includes a wide range ot motion commands: PTP (point-to-point motion), linear motion, CP (continuous path motion), etc. or special motion commands such as Jump or Palletizing commands.
With the use of the 3D robot simulator, you can plan ahead, design and simulate your application before your robot even arrives. Inside EPSON RC+ you can add 3D models to model your robotic cell, and check the cycle times. You can run study and verify your concept ideal before having to manufacture anything.
You can choose form a wide range of camera systems offered by the automation industry. But EPSON also provides its own solution. EPSON's vision systems are integrated with the robot's software, making it easy to connect and to access all the parameters and results of the camera system.
The CV1 (Compact Vision) controller connects to
the robot controller via Ethernet. Programming is done from inside EPSON RC+.
The CV1 supports up to 2 x EPSON USB cameras (VGA, 1.3MP or 5MP).
The CV2 connect to the robot controller via Ethernet connection. The CV2 offers quicker processing and supports high speed GigE cameras for faster data transfers. Programming is done inside EPSON RC+. The CV2 supports up to 4 x GigE cameras and up to 2 x USB cameras at the same time.
The EPSON PV1 is a customizable option. It is installed on a Windows PC, that connects to the robot controller. The processing speed is the function of the hardware used. The PV1 support up to 8 x EPSON GigE cameras which are available in different color modes or resolutions.
Please click here for more information about EPSON's Vision Systems.
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