KAWASAKI BX200X ARTICULATED ROBOT, 200KG PAYLOAD, 3412MM REACH, E02/F02 CONTROL

KAWASAKI BX200X KAWASAKI BX200X ARTICULATED ROBOT, 200KG PAYLOAD, 3412MM REACH, E02/F02 CONTROL equipment image

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KAWASAKI
Model
BX200X
Year of Manufacture
-
Category
ARTICULATED ROBOTS

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Technical Description

THE KAWASAKI BX200X IS A HIGH-SPEED, SIX-AXIS ARTICULATED INDUSTRIAL ROBOT DESIGNED FOR LARGE-SCALE APPLICATIONS SUCH AS SPOT WELDING, MATERIAL HANDLING, PALLETIZING, AND ASSEMBLY. THIS MODEL FEATURES A MAXIMUM PAYLOAD CAPACITY OF 200 KG AND AN EXTENDED HORIZONTAL REACH OF 3,412 MM, THE LONGEST IN THE B SERIES LINE. IT OFFERS A POSITIONAL REPEATABILITY OF ±0.07 MM. THE ROBOT'S MOTION RANGE FOR ITS SIX AXES INCLUDES JT1 AT ±180°, JT2 FROM +76° TO -60°, JT3 FROM +90° TO -110°, JT4 AT ±210°, JT5 AT ±125°, AND JT6 AT ±210°. MAXIMUM MOTION SPEEDS ARE 125°/S FOR JT1, 102°/S FOR JT2, 85°/S FOR JT3, 105°/S FOR JT4, 120°/S FOR JT5, AND 200°/S FOR JT6. THE BX200X INCORPORATES A HOLLOW WRIST DESIGN FOR INTERNAL ROUTING OF CABLES AND HOSES, WHICH FACILITATES HIGH-DENSITY INSTALLATIONS AND REDUCES INTERFERENCE. IT HAS A MASS OF 1,450 KG WITHOUT OPTIONS AND IS DESIGNED FOR FLOOR MOUNTING. PROTECTION RATINGS ARE IP67 FOR THE WRIST AND IP54 FOR THE BASE AXES. THE SYSTEM IS COMPATIBLE WITH KAWASAKI E02 OR F02 CONTROLLERS AND SUPPORTS PROGRAMMING VIA THE AS LANGUAGE OR BLOCK-STYLE PROGRAMMING THROUGH A TEACH PENDANT. THIS UNIT INCLUDES A TEACH PENDANT AND CONNECTION CABLES. NO YEAR OF MANUFACTURE IS SPECIFIED IN THE DOCUMENTATION.

Technical Attributes

# of Axes
6
Payload Capacity
200 kg
Max Vertical Reach
3412 mm

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