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Elfin E03
The entry model of the Elfin cobot line from Han's Robot (Han's Laser group): 3 kg payload at just 18 kg of robot weight. Its dual-joint module design keeps the arm compact and agile — it fits on a standard workbench. Suited to small workshops automating light repetitive operations without rebuilding the workcell.
Specifications
- Payload
- 3 kg
- Reach
- 590 mm
- Repeatability
- ±0.02 mm
- Robot weight
- 18 kg
- Protection rating
- IP54
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Applications
- Pick-and-place of small parts
- Electronics testing and button pressing
- Glue and compound dispensing
- Light benchtop assembly
- Training labs and demos
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