This innovative series of lightweight robots features a slim wrist, rigid arm, and compact footprint. It excels in a vast range of applications, maximising your production space. With a class-leading reach of up to 3.1 meters and lightning-fast axis speeds, the M-710 Series effortlessly tackles demanding production environments. Its impressive payload capacities and inertia allow it to handle a diverse range of materials with exceptional precision. Most importantly, the extensive selection of models within the M-710 Series ensures a perfect fit for a multitude of industries. Whether you're in automotive, aerospace, or any other sector, the M-710 Series empowers you to optimise your automation processes and achieve new levels of efficiency.
A key player in the pharmaceutical industry, significantly improved its production capabilities with FANUC's automated solutions. By integrating FANUC robots, DEMO optimised the filling, packaging, and labeling processes, resulting in enhanced efficiency, accuracy, and overall productivity in their operations.
Dovy Keukens is a real success story: from a start-up using a flax shed in 1980 to a 55,000 m2 state-of-the art production facility today with around 430 employees. This progressive manufacturer of custom kitchens is one of the most sophisticated around, and sitting at the heart of its production plant are several six-axis industrial robots from FANUC.
Robots are productive, reliable, consistent, efficient and economic across a host of industrial applications. Loading and unloading crates to and from pallets as part of an industrial washing process is a case in point. However, what happens when the starting position of the crates is random? In such instances, FANUC is finding that its 3D vision-enabled robots are proving increasingly popular.
Taking the strain in heavy lifting operations is a classic application for industrial robots. However, implementing robots in lifting tasks not only provides physical relief to workers, it also has the potential to boost throughput, even where space is limited. Flour manufacturer LindmĂĽhle is a case in point, where FANUC simulation software highlighted the optimal robot for the available working envelope.
The co-operation between FANUC and extractor hood manufacturer Silverline, which started with a special automated bonding project in 2015, has led to a total of 17 robots working across the company’s factory in Turkey. FANUC regularly sees this kind of outcome, where taking the initial leap into robot investment leads to an almost immediate realisation that manufacturing can reach entirely new performance levels.