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i4L cost-saving Scara robot

Omron’s new i4L Scara robot sets a new bar in the light duty Scara market, bringing strong performance at the most competitive price.

This compact next generation robot delivers quality along with scalability, preventative maintenance, and integration flexibility well above its class.

The i4L Scara robot is capable of high speed, high-precision motion with payloads up to 5kg.

The i4L offers simple integration with compact design, easy wall or table mounting and unique Ethernet or EtherCAT connectivity in the base.

You can maximise uptime by means of interactive maintenance alarms and an RGB dome light.

A status light helps to diagnose problems faster and more efficiently, maximising value in every stage of the product lifecycle. It is ideal for high-speed repeatable applications and comes with three options of working envelope with reaches of 350, 450 and 550mm.

The i4L Scara robot gives users competitive performance and reliability at an affordable price. Fast-paced manufacturing environments require speed and flexibility. this robot provides the ideal solution.

The  robot can help manufacturers address labour shortage challenges and manage workplace risks associated with Covid-19.

Key benefits include:

  • Simple integration: the i4L offers simple integration with a compact design and footprint. Horizontal (table mount) or vertical (wall mount) installation is possible without additional adapters or brackets. Cable connections can be arranged so that they exit through or are parallel to the mounting surface.
  • Maximum uptime: the i4L helps maximise uptime thanks to faster problem diagnosis. Its unique and highly visible multi-coloured LED light dome enables predictive maintenance and gives convenient indication of the robot status.
  • Performance: the i4L offers high-end inertia and repeatability for a light duty SCARA robot, providing all the performance necessary. Reduce set up complexity and programming time thanks to simple integration and synchronisation when deploying multiple robots.
  • Productivity: OMRON has taken the standard SCARA robot to the next level for more productivity within the workplace. The i4L’s speed helps to expedite material handling and helps to reduce material costs, while freeing human resources for other tasks that maximise productivity.

Additional features include:

  • 5kg maximum payload capacity
  • 350 mm, 450mm, and 550mm reach options
  • Repeatability at +-0.01mm
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