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Video of the Week – Introducing the New igus Delta Robot Available to Build or Buy

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Cost-effective, and quick and easy to implement, the new Delta robot from igus is available directly from stock as a kit or delivered pre-assembled ready-to-install. The lightweight, low-cost automation solution is particularly suitable for simple assembly and pick & place tasks, as well as applications in test & measurement.

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In this week’s video we see first-hand how easy the Delta robot is to assemble – an experienced engineer should be able to build one in about half an hour. Its maintenance-free belt drive units, lubrication-free link rods, encoders and NEMA stepper motors combine to ensure fast handling of up to 1 kg with a precision of ±0.5 mm. The complete system has an installation space of up to 420 mm in diameter and can carry up to 5 kg at lower speeds. Depending on setup and requirements, pick rate is at least 60 per minute.

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