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CS66
A new-generation collaborative robot from Elite Robots' CS series. With a 6 kg payload and 914 mm reach it delivers tool speeds up to 2.8 m/s at ±0.03 mm repeatability, and its IP65-rated body withstands industrial dust and moisture. For companies automating assembly and machine tending next to people — without safety fencing.
Specifications
- Payload
- 6 kg
- Reach
- 914 mm
- Repeatability
- ±0.03 mm
- TCP speed
- up to 2.8 m/s
- Protection rating
- IP65 (optional IP68)
- Robot weight
- 20 kg
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Applications
- CNC machine tending
- Quality control and part inspection
- Screwdriving and assembly operations
- Packaging and arranging small products
- Glue and sealant dispensing
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