Assembly workstations
Typical in the automotive and supplier industry: engines, gearboxes or axles (up to 125 kg) are fed, rotated and joined to the millimetre – the assembly stays steady at the installation point, entirely without effort.
The jointed arm for millimetre-precise handling.
A column-guided manipulator with a two-section articulated arm and integrated electric chain hoist. From a single fixed position it opens up a large working area, guides loads sensitively around obstacles and relieves your staff with every movement – ergonomic, safe and precise.
The two-part articulated arm folds and extends like a human arm – reaching every point within the radius, around obstacles included.
Stable, torsionally rigid base – bolted down or as a mobile base plate.
The articulated arm system folds and extends, reaching even concealed positions.
Integrated hoist for safe, stepless raising and lowering of the load.
The chain hoist lowers; tool or load is picked up safely.
Sensitive, stepless lifting via the chosen control.
The two-section articulated arm guides the load around obstacles to any point in the working area.
Millimetre-precise, low-reaction setting down – without effort.
Typical in the automotive and supplier industry: engines, gearboxes or axles (up to 125 kg) are fed, rotated and joined to the millimetre – the assembly stays steady at the installation point, entirely without effort.
For machining and forming in machine and tool making: the articulated arm places blanks deep inside turning, milling or pressing machines – without reaching into the danger zone.
In logistics, dispatch and consumer goods production: boxes and containers of up to 125 kg are pulled sensitively instead of lifted – for consistent output and spared backs across the whole shift.
In tool, mould and fixture making: heavy injection moulds or clamping devices are guided safely in suspension and set precisely into their mounts – shorter set-up times, protected tooling.
For dairy, beverage and meat processing: with a food-grade Rilsan coating, the articulated arm moves containers, moulds and packaging hygienically, cleaning-resistant and ergonomically.
In chemical, coating and pharmaceutical production (ATEX zones): the explosion-proof version moves your loads with approval and sensitivity – where standard equipment is not permitted.
All figures can be adapted to your process. Talk to us about an individual design.
Direct, tactile travel control at the handle.
Combines travelling and lifting in a single control.
Weighing the load directly within the handling process.
Flexible for individual process requirements.
Serves a working area of up to 3.4 m from one fixed position.
Takes the weight, reducing strain and the risk of accidents.
The articulated arm guides loads around obstacles and into machines.
Colour, control, hygienic and explosion-proof versions to suit your process.
We design the unit individually for your process – from capacity and reach to the control system. Request a no-obligation quotation or the technical data sheet.
Yes. Our payload includes the tool – gripper, adapters and attachments all count. A mechanical form gripper weighs 10 to 30 kg depending on its design, so subtract it from the part weight when checking whether the unit fits.
Usually not. A load-bearing industrial floor is normally sufficient; the column is anchored or bolted. At 125 kg over 3.4 m of reach the base sees a good four kilonewton metres – we calculate the anchor forces before quoting. Where drilling is not allowed, there is the mobile base plate.
Because the path is rarely straight. The two-section articulated arm folds around guard doors, chip conveyors and control pedestals, reaching positions from one fixed point that are hidden on a straight line.
The weight is not the problem. The repetition is.
View ApplicationThe reach into the mould area is the most expensive of the shift.
View ApplicationAny crane can pick it up. The unit has to hit the shaft.
View ApplicationA module that knocks is not damaged. It is quarantined.
View ApplicationThe machine is not idle because it is broken. It is idle because it is being set up.
View ApplicationThere is no crane above the pump. There is a pipe rack.
View ApplicationThe container is not hard to lift. It is hard to meter.
ViewStart typing – for example “balancer”, “SAP” or “pipe stress”.
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