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Ur 5 by Universal Robots
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The UR5 robot arm weighs only 40.6 lbs, has a payload of 11 lbs, and reach capabilities of 33.5. The six-axis robot arm's repeatability is +/- .004, which allows quick precision handling of even microscopically small parts.
Unlike room-sized, heavy automation technology, the lightweight and flexible UR robot can be used directly alongside humans with no safety guarding; innovative force- sensing technology enables the robot to automatically stop operating if it comes into contact with an employee. Of the 1,600 robots sold worldwide, 80% of these operate with no safety guard.
Training a UR robot to perform a task can be done via the intuitive touchscreen provided with the robot or by simply grabbing the robot arm to demonstrate desired movement.
The Universal Robots are a result of many years of intensive research in robotics. They can easily be implemented in all sorts and sizes of industry; from a small CNC lathe production to large automobile assembly lines.
Custom end-of-arm tooling is available through third-party providers for additional flexibility and specialization.
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About Universal Robots
Gain the competitive edge with our flexible, low-cost robot arms!
Universal Robots make robot technology available to all. We have developed a highly specialized flexible, low-cost robot arm that can be used in almost any industry, where traditional robots are too large, expensive, noisy or inflexible. We base our products on your company’s specific challenges and with our great technological expertise we can streamline your production processes through the automation of monotonous tasks.