Cartesian Handling Systems

From extremely compact to sturdy and highly dynamic industrial robots - our Customer Solutions team can configure the perfect Cartesian Handling system for your application.

[@EliteAutomation]

Good Morning. I can't wait for Elite Automation to integrate one of your systems! Robotics is our main focus and cartesian robots are a very cost-effective way to do pick & place.

[@jessicachandler5136]

Do you have any suggestions for a simple 2 dimensional controller. Essentially I need a left to right "gantry crane" that can drop chicken feed in the correct PVC feeder then return to "home" position. Conveyor systems are insanely expensive, the closest DIY projects I can come to with code are robotic arms which is overkill.

[@Deaner3D]

vibratory conveyor with simple PLC-reinforced Arduino electronics?

[@alejolz]

Hi Jessica, is this for an in-house project or industrial type? I can suggest a few options for industrial but some DIY you can easily do it using arduino or RPI and some stepper motors. Let me know

[@PTinvest]

How much the capacities, Load, speed, precision, large sizes of the Z,X,Y,R axis and the motors and reducers can arrival?

[@FestoNorthAmerica]

Our standard HGO offering has a max payload of 50kg and X, Y, Z max strokes of 3000, 1800 and 800mm respectively.
Depending on which axes are selected:
Toothbelt axes have a repeatability of +/-0.08mm
Ballscrew axes have a repeatability of +/-0.02mm.
To quickly determine if a standard solution can be used, go to the Handling Guide Online (HGO) page: www.festo.com/us/en/a/8031049/?autoShowConfigurator=true
However, if your application exceeds these standard capacities, Festo Customer Solutions can review your application and determine whether a custom engineered solution can be provided. Please contact your local Festo rep for more information.
Thanks!

[@sanjayiyyappan1632]

How much this exact one cost 💲…, same size