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Six-Axis Articulated Robots are used for automated glass handling, loading, unloading and transfer between production stations.
Three robot models are available: RS050N-B, RS080N-B and BX200L-C. They offer load capacities from 50 to 200 kg, with a repeating positioning accuracy of ±0.06 mm.
The BX200L-C configuration supports glass dimensions up to 2500 × 1500 mm and thicknesses of 3–12 mm.
Robot selection and integration depend on glass size, load weight, gripper design, handling direction and the production-line layout.
Six-axis articulated robots are used to automate glass loading, unloading and transfer operations in glass-processing facilities. Their multi-joint construction allows glass sheets to be picked up, repositioned and transferred between production stations along programmed paths.
Three models are available: RS050N-B, RS080N-B and BX200L-C. Maximum robot load capacities range from 50 kg to 200 kg, with different glass size and thickness specifications for each model.
SANKEN can incorporate these robots into glass-handling systems with application-specific gripping equipment and production-line controls. The final arrangement is determined by the glass dimensions, handling load, required movement and factory layout.
BX200L-C Six-Axis Articulated Robot
The robot can pick up glass sheets from a designated loading position and place them at the entrance of a processing station. Glass gripping and positioning equipment are configured for the required sheet size and handling direction.
After processing, the robot can transfer glass from the equipment discharge position to a receiving rack or another designated location within the handling system.
Programmed robot movements can be used for material transfer between connected equipment stations, reducing repeated manual lifting and repositioning of glass sheets.
The articulated structure provides six axes of movement for positioning glass-handling tools. Robot motion and placement positions can be programmed to suit the designated production task.
All three robot models have a repeating positioning accuracy of ±0.06 mm. This specification relates to robot positioning repeatability; actual glass placement performance also depends on the end-of-arm tooling, mounting structure and system setup.
The robot follows a programmed handling sequence. A suitable gripping system secures the glass before movement, and the robot transfers it to the designated position.
The movement path, gripping method and equipment signals are established during system integration.
Equipment views of the BX200L-C articulated robot used in glass-handling applications.
Robot Side View
Robot Structure
Robot Arm Details
Compare the three robot models by supported glass dimensions, thickness range, load capacity and equipment weight.
| Model | Max. Glass Size | Min. Glass Size | Glass Thickness | Handling Rate | Repeating Positioning Accuracy | Max. Load Capacity | Robot Weight |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RS050N-B | 1300 × 1300 mm | 300 × 200 mm | 3–8 mm | 5–8 pcs/min | ±0.06 mm | 50 kg | 555 kg |
| RS080N-B | 2200 × 1000 mm | 400 × 200 mm | 3–12 mm | 5–8 pcs/min | ±0.06 mm | 80 kg | 555 kg |
| BX200L-C | 2500 × 1500 mm | 400 × 300 mm | 3–12 mm | 5–8 pcs/min | ±0.06 mm | 200 kg | 890 kg |
Handling speed is subject to the programmed movement, glass dimensions, gripping equipment and production-line arrangement. Final system performance should be confirmed during project planning.
The RS050N-B supports glass sizes up to 1300 × 1300 mm and thicknesses from 3 to 8 mm. Its maximum robot load capacity is 50 kg.
The RS080N-B supports glass sizes up to 2200 × 1000 mm and thicknesses from 3 to 12 mm. It provides a maximum load capacity of 80 kg.
The BX200L-C supports glass sizes up to 2500 × 1500 mm and thicknesses from 3 to 12 mm. Its maximum robot load capacity is 200 kg, making it the highest-load configuration among the three listed models.
Robot load capacity must be assessed together with the weight of the glass-handling tool and the workpiece. The final selection also depends on the movement path, robot reach and installation layout.
Robot handling equipment can be incorporated into glass-processing operations for loading, unloading and transfer between stations. Each installation requires a suitable combination of robot hardware, end-of-arm tooling and machine interfaces.
The gripping arrangement is selected according to the dimensions, weight and surface characteristics of the glass. The gripper must be included when assessing the robot's total handling load.
The robot position and working envelope should be reviewed against the pickup location, placement location, transfer path and available factory space.
Loading and unloading operations require coordination between the robot controller and the connected production equipment. The control interface and operating sequence are defined for each project.
Robot guarding, emergency stops, access control and operating procedures should be considered during system design and installation.
Six-axis articulated robots can be used in glass-processing factories for repetitive material handling tasks, particularly where glass must be transferred between fixed pickup and placement locations.
Common applications include glass loading, unloading, station-to-station transfer and automated placement within production handling systems.
Three models are available: RS050N-B, RS080N-B and BX200L-C, with maximum load capacities of 50 kg, 80 kg and 200 kg respectively.
The BX200L-C supports glass dimensions up to 2500 × 1500 mm and a thickness range of 3–12 mm within the specified handling configuration.
The maximum robot load capacity is 200 kg. The weight of the gripping equipment and glass must be considered together when checking the allowable handling load.
All three models have a specified repeating positioning accuracy of ±0.06 mm. Actual glass placement performance also depends on the gripping system and the complete installation.
The specified handling rate is 5–8 pieces per minute. Actual throughput depends on the travel distance, programmed movements, glass dimensions and connected equipment.
Integration can be reviewed based on the equipment interfaces, factory layout, handling requirements and available installation space.
The main selection factors are glass dimensions, thickness, weight, required handling direction, gripping method, robot reach and production cycle requirements.
For a robot handling proposal, provide the glass dimensions, thickness, weight, pickup and placement positions, required cycle time and factory layout. These details can be used to review the robot model, gripping arrangement and integration requirements.
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