Comau
220 kg payload
The N-220-2.7 (N-220) robot from Comau offers 220 kg payload, modular adjustment, direct kinematics, absolute calibration and improved algorithms.
With its large working area and Cartesian safety functions of performance level D, the robot from Comau is suitable for industries such as automotive, food and beverage, fulfillment and logistics. It has a hollow front arm and an integrated dresspack for the respective application. It comes with integrated forklift adapters and optional high-torque washers that enable automatic base attachment, easier repositioning and faster installation. The robot enables the automation of operations such as assembly work, spot welding, packaging and material handling work and continuous processing applications such as 3D printing and gluing. The 'e-Motion' software algorithm improves cycle time, motion quality and path control.
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