Mitsubishi Electric
Reach from 600 mm to 1000 mm
The Scara robots 'Melfa RH-10CRH' and 'RH-20CRH' from Mitsubishi Electric have maximum reaches of 600 mm to 1000 mm and payloads of up to 10 kg and 20 kg respectively.
The RH-10CRH was developed for transport and assembly in the electronics and automotive industries, while the RH-20CRH specializes in handling and packaging heavy objects. According to Mitsubishi, their low weight and compact design enable seamless integration even in the tightest of workspaces. The series is available in typical Scara applications from 3 kg to 20 kg payload. The robots are equipped with battery-less motors, making regular battery changes unnecessary. This reduces downtime and maintenance costs and eliminates the risk of the robot losing its position origin (start position) due to a depleted battery. The series offers advanced functions, tracking operations, support for 3D and 2D vision sensors and force sensors. They are compatible with CC-Link IE Field Basic.
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