ManufacturingElite RobotsChina
EC63
A compact entry-level tabletop cobot from Elite Robots: 3 kg payload, 624 mm reach and just 13 kg of own weight. It takes minimal bench space and moves easily between workstations, while configurable collision detection lets it work side by side with operators. A practical entry point into collaborative automation for electronics and light assembly.
Specifications
- Payload
- 3 kg
- Reach
- 624 mm
- Repeatability
- ±0.03 mm
- Robot weight
- 13 kg
- Protection rating
- IP54
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Applications
- Assembly of small electronics modules
- Pick-and-place part transfer between stations
- Tending benchtop test equipment
- Laboratory automation and sample handling
- Feeding components to assembly stations
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