ABB IRB 6603 High-Performance Industrial Robots 3HAC030828-001 &amp 3HAC057980-007

Technical Parameter

1. Model Number:3HAC030828-001, 3HAC057980-007, IRB6603HAC025062-003, IRB6603HAC024775-006

2. Robot Type:High-Speed Handling Robots

3. Maximum Payload:Up to 6kg

4. Reachable Workspace:2200mm

5. Max Joints Speed:600deg/s

6. Accuracy:+/- 0.01mm

7. Repeatability:+/- 0.005mm

8. Power Consumption:Approx. 1200W

9. Electrical Interface:Standard RS232, Ethernet

Product Information

The ABB IRB6603 HAC series collaborative robots are equipped with advanced safety features such as force feedback and soft stops, ensuring a safe working environment for human operators.

These robots are capable of performing complex tasks with high precision, significantly increasing production efficiency and reducing errors.

Their lightweight design and modular construction allow for easy integration into existing manufacturing setups, facilitating rapid deployment and optimization.

With Ethernet/IP and Profinet connectivity options, these robots seamlessly integrate with various industrial control systems, enhancing overall system performance and connectivity.

Designed with ergonomics in mind, they can be easily adjusted to suit different workstation layouts, providing a versatile solution for diverse industrial applications.

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•Shipping Port: Xiamen

•Ship to you via Fedex/DHL/TNT/UPS/EMS

•Package: Original packing with cartons

Regarding DCS

A Distributed Control System (DCS) is a computer-based system used to automate, monitor and control complex industrial processes. It is essentially a large network of controllers that are distributed throughout a plant or facility, all working together to keep the process running smoothly.

Here’s a breakdown of how a DCS system works:

1. Sensors:These devices collect data from the physical process, such as temperature, pressure, flow rate, and level.

2. Controllers:These are programmable devices that receive data from the sensors and send control signals to actuators.

3. Actuators:These devices take physical action based on the signals they receive from the controllers, such as opening or closing valves, starting or stopping pumps, or adjusting heater settings.

4. Operator stations:These are the human-machine interfaces (HMI) that allow operators to monitor the process, make changes to setpoints, and troubleshoot problems.

5. Communication network:This network connects all of the devices in the DCS system together, allowing them to share data and control signals.

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