Omron
Robots for light Scara applications
With the i4L Scara series, Omron is launching a compact robot designed for light scara applications.
Thanks to its compact design and small footprint, it is suitable for both horizontal and vertical installation without the need for additional adapters or brackets. The Ethernet connection allows for easy integration; interactive maintenance alarms and an RGB dome light ensure maximum uptime. The status display allows problems to be diagnosed more quickly and efficiently. The Omron robot offers three working radius options with a reach of 350, 450 and 550 mm. Its maximum payload is 5 kg, it weighs 15 kg at a movement radius of 350 mm/450 mm, 16.38 kg at 550 mm (with 180 mm hollow shaft) and 16.52 kg at 550 mm (with 350 mm hollow shaft).
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