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This article is about the main specification of 3-axis robot arms. Firstly, 3-axis robot arms are mainly applied to take out finished products from 50~280T injection molding machines. Its vertical...

As for a 3-axis robot arm, it has three usages which are very popular in this industry. First of all, it could be made into three axis high speed robot arm, can be applied to take out the quick circle...

Recent developments in the robotic industry has made robots more user-friendly control, intelligent, most importantly affordable. With these benefits of robotics, it is no wonder that they have found...

A robot arm is a type of mechanical arm, usually programmable, with similar functions to a human arm. The arm may be the sum total of the mechanism or may be part of more complex robot. The end effector,...

Industrial robots are mechanical devices which to a certain degree, replicate human motions. They are used whenever there is a need to reduce the danger to a human, provide more strength or accuracy than...

Robotic pick and place automation speeds up the process of picking parts up and place them in a specified area, increasing the productivity. With many end of arm tooling options available, pick and place...

This article is about take out robot arm of manufacturing. An industrial robot arm is a robot system used for manufacturing. Industrial robots are automated, programmable and capable of movement on two...

Firstly, when molded parts are released onto a conveyor belt or chute. A wrist rotates 90 degree to release parts carefully without scratching them. Molded parts can be removed by utilizing a vacuum unit....

RUNMA has extended the range of high speed robots which are primarily used in the packaging industry. The high speed take-out robots will run at high speed on injection molding machines from 80tons to...

Real innovation is making things simpler rather than more complicated. Real innovation is providing the best choice for customers isntead of providing too many choices for them. Albert Einstein once said,...

According to Wikipedia, a cartesian coordinate robot (also called linear robot) is an industrial robot whose three principal axes of control are linear (they move in a straight line rather than rotate)...

Whatever your company makes, moves or manages, RUNMA creates custom conveyor systems and conveyor belts you can count on. Our experienced team of proven engineering professionals successfully resolve...

Swing arm take-out robots are mainly used to take out sprues from injection molding machines. With the self-lubricating pneumatic drive system, they have excellent stability and reliability of taking...

Nowadays, robots are generally deemed mechanical devices programmed to perform specific functions. They are extensively employed to complete many tasks that people don't want to do because these jobs...

Robots have the potential to eliminate a great amount of monotonous work, provide assistance to human workers and serve in highly specialized environments, like hospitals or factories. As a professional...

Yesterday, one of our Malaysian customers called and said he had problems about the newly imported RUNMA take-out robots. One was about the appearance of a robot. An 1-axis take-out...

Robotic process automation speeds up the process of picking parts up and placing them in a specific area, which improves the productivity. Picking and placing robots can be customized to fit specific...

RUNMA is a leading manufacturer and supplier of robot arms in Hengli Town, Dongguan, Guangdong. Today, we will have look on single axis robot arms, also 1-axis robot arms. They are mainly used to take...

RUNMA has been engaged in robot arm industry for more than ten years, gaining a lot of experience in industrial robot making and becoming a specialist in manufacturing take-out robots for plastic injection...

The take-out robots are very energy-efficient, and as a result of the low energy consumption substantial savings can be made. This is good for both customers and the environment! Starting from the take...