Definition

A gantry robot consists of three mutually perpendicular axes (X, Y, Z) that move linearly.

Main Types

l  Single-axis: Moves along only one axis

l  Dual-axis: Moves along two axes

l  Three-axis: Moves along three axes

l  Multi-axis: Moves along multiple axes with additional functions

Features

l  Simple Structure: Consists of three mutually perpendicular axes, offering a clear and straightforward design that is easy to install and maintain.

l  High Accuracy: Precision control ensures accurate movement along the axes, improving machining or assembly quality.

l  Wide Applicability: Can be integrated with various machining or assembly equipment, suitable for electronics, mechanical, and other industries.

l  Strong Expandability: Additional axes or functions can be added as needed, flexibly meeting different automation requirements.

l  Typical Applications: Widely used in electronics assembly and CNC machine loading & unloading in automated production processes.

l  Electronics Assembly: Designed for handling, assembling, and precise positioning of electronic components, enhancing production line efficiency and consistency.

l  CNC Machine Loading & Unloading: Supports automated loading and unloading operations for CNC machines, increasing machine utilization and production efficiency while reducing manual labor.

Summary

A gantry robot, with its high stability, precision, and scalability, plays a vital role in smart manufacturing.