14 March 2023
MULTI-PALETHON magazine system
MARATHON RZ430.
Automation with 6-axis robot.
The MARATHON RZ multi-pallet magazine system will be ready for demonstrations just in time for the in-house exhibition - the first in-house automation system open to a 6-axis robot. With up to 34 pallets of 400 x 400 mm each and a clamping height of 400 mm, the system is ideal when single parts need to be produced as repeat parts, small series or medium series. Pallet handling is performed by a 6-axis YASWAKA robot with a load capacity of 88 kg (optional 110 kg). Two pull-out storage/retrieval stations guarantee maximum productivity even with short program runtimes.
The MARATHON RZ is perfectly open to the ACURA 50 and ACURA 65 5-axis machining centres.
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