This 6 DOFs robotic arm is specifically designed for the education and research industry, consumer-level applications, and industrial automation. With a payload capacity of 1.5kg, it is suitable for various research and industrial applications, including humanoid robots, automatic assembly, and automated handling. The six rotating joints provide full-range operational flexibility, ensuring high precision and repeatability. The robotic arm features a modular design, making it easy to maintain and upgrade. It offers an intuitive user interface that simplifies programming and operation, allowing even non-professionals to get started quickly. It can be widely applied in fields such as scientific research, education, automotive manufacturing, electronics assembly, food processing, laboratory automation, and medical equipment operation.
| Name | Quantity |
|---|---|
| 6 DOFs Robotic arm | 1 |
| USB toCAN module | 1 |
| Power adapter | 1 |
| MicroUSB cable | 1 |
| Power and communication cable | 1 |
| Base mounting screws | 1 |
| Base installation wrench | 1 |
The robotic arm base is installed using screws for fixation. The base has four pre-drilled M5 threaded holes. The accessory kit includes four M5 screws, which can be tightened using the provided hex tool. The hole spacing is 70mm. If you need to attach the base to mobile equipment or a fixed surface, you can design the corresponding structure with 70mm hole spacing.
The end can be equipped with other tools via a flange. Optional accessories include a two-finger gripper and a teach pendant. The installation method is shown in the diagram below. Details of the two-finger gripper and teaching device parameters can be found in the technical specifications at the end.
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