Linear axes on pillars

LINEAR AXES ON PILLARS

Characteristics

Linear axes on pillars increase your polyarticulated robots’ range, so that they can act over long distances.
Precise, quick and dynamic.

Key points

Thanks to the Lucas configuration tool, it is easy to choose the high axis (on pillars) you require.

We have already tried around one hundred robots to find out if they can be hung upside down (ceiling mounted), at 90 degrees (wall mounted) or the right way up. You will no longer have to read the builders’ technical sheets during your preliminary design to find our whether or not your robot can be suspended.

Lucas axes on pillars also offer a host of options that make them easy to integrate, such as leg offset (see configuration tool), cable carrier position, etc,

Compatible with all industrial robots on the market. See configuration tool

Models from the range

• ALE - High linear axes
• ALEP - Protected high linear axes
• ALCS - Standard wall mounted linear axes
• ALIS - Standard ceiling mounted linear axes

Video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWUm8wKsLlE

Video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=54zvyWsSG18

ALEP: PROTECTED HIGH LINEAR AXES

Key points

The ALEP Protected High Linear Axes combine the characteristics of axes on pillars and protected axes. They can be integrated into high production networks, such as aeronautical production lines, and facilitate work at height thanks to their walkability.

Compatible with all industrial robots on the market. See configuration tool

ApplicationAeronautics: positioning for assembly/riveting