AUTOMATION MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC
Mitsubishi Electric’s new robot range supports digital transformation in manufacturing
Keisuke Matsumura, development section team leader at Mitsubishi Electric, in adopting digital manufacturing while addressing skilled workforce shortages
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itsubishi Electric has launched its MELFA RH-10CRH and RH-20CRH SCARA robots, providing manufacturers with while addressing skilled workforce shortages. These new robots enhance industrial space and weight constraints. These new robots provide manufacturers with while addressing skilled workforce shortages. 10CRH and RH-20CRH offer performance and The RH-10CRH is designed for transportation industries, while the RH-20CRH specialises lightweight design and compact structure allow for seamless integration into even the most restricted The MELFA RH-CRH series robots are replacements.
This reduces maintenance downtime and costs
robot’s positional origin (home position) due to
reduces the number of components, resulting in up to 69% weight reduction compared to previous models. This lowers installation Furthermore, the integrated wiring and air piping within the robot arm reduce wiring The MELFA RH-CRH series also offers
support for 3D and 2D vision sensors, and force sensing, ensuring precise performance for Field Basic, a gigabit industrial Ethernet network, production networks and Mitsubishi Electric in collaborative environments. With the MELFA RH-CRH series, we’ve performance and addresses the practical challenges our customers face in modern manufacturing.
These robots alone demonstrate our Mitsubishi Electric’s software advances – such as creation of digital twins using MELSOFT Gemini
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