Customized Solution for The Seventh Axis Walking Axis of Intelligent Warehousing Robot

Basic Specifications

Model NO.	TJS	Load Capacity	1500 kg
Safety Features	Emergency Stop Button	Type	AMR (Autonomous Mobile Robot)
Stroke	100m	Maximum Speed	3m/S
Maximum Acceleration	3m/S²	Max. Payload	10000kg
Repositioning Accuracy	±0.1mm/0.05mm	Package Size	500.00cm * 120.00cm * 100.00cm

Product Description

The robot walking axis, also known as the seventh axis of the robot or robot track, is designed to significantly expand the working radius and functional range of industrial robots. It is essential for industries such as welding, casting, spraying, machining, intelligent storage, automobile, and aerospace manufacturing.

Compared to manual labor, the seventh axis offers high efficiency, non-stop 24/7 operation, and minimal maintenance requirements, perfectly meeting the demands of modern automated production.

Functional Advantages

Customized Stroke: Length can be extended according to specific project requirements.
Flexible Installation: Adjustable anchor bolts allow for quick installation on uneven surfaces or spaces with existing piping.
High Security: Equipped with limit switches and mechanical safety mechanisms to prevent accidental derailment.
Environmental Protection: Optional cover plates and shields prevent pollution and facilitate easy maintenance.

Technical Parameters

Parameter Item	Specifications
Max Stroke	100m
Maximum Speed	3m/s
Maximum Load Acceleration	3m/s²
Max. Payload	10000KG
Repositioning Accuracy	±0.1mm/0.05mm

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is the maximum customized stroke for the robot walking axis?

A: The system can support a customized stroke of up to 100 meters, depending on your specific facility requirements.

Q2: How accurate is the repositioning of the seventh axis?

A: Our seventh axis systems offer high precision with a repositioning accuracy of ±0.1mm or 0.05mm, ensuring consistent performance in automated tasks.

Q3: In which industries is the robot track typically used?

A: It is widely used in welding, casting, spraying, machining, intelligent warehousing, automotive, and aerospace industries to expand robot functionality.

Q4: Can the system be installed on uneven floors?

A: Yes, the track uses adjustable anchor bolts which allow for quick and accurate installation even on uneven ground or in areas with existing pipes and routes.

Q5: What safety mechanisms are in place?

A: The system includes emergency stop buttons, limit switches, and mechanical safety limit mechanisms to prevent the robot from accidentally derailing.

Q6: What is the maximum load capacity for this system?

A: The standard load capacity is 1500 kg, but the system can handle a maximum payload of up to 10,000 kg depending on the configuration.