igus Triflex RSP robot cable retraction system

Monday, 28 October, 2013 | Supplied by: Treotham Automation Pty Ltd


The latest addition to the igus multiaxis cable carrier line is an adjustable retraction system known as Triflex RSP, which is designed for secure cable guidance on large robot arms or for robots programmed to perform complex movements.

The force at which Triflex RSP retracts can be adjusted by changing the pressure inside its pneumatic cylinder. This means the cable carrier can be safely retracted, even when guiding a complex assortment of cables and hoses.

Triflex RSP can be attached to various robot models quickly and easily due to its compact mounting brackets. The system is both space saving and lightweight.

An optional monitoring system is available for robots that have program sequences which frequently change, alternate or are not completely predictable. This is particularly useful for robots that are steered by cameras or image-acquisition systems. The monitoring is completed via a connection to the robot’s main controls or PLC, and when a predetermined tolerance value is about to be exceeded, an early warning signal is given.

Triflex R multiaxis cable carriers from igus can be used for power, data and media supply. The range has around 250 components to guide cables and hoses securely through multiple axes. Three main designs are available: a fully enclosed design for complete cable protection in harsh applications exposed to chips and dirt; an E-Z version, into which cables and hoses can be quickly pushed by hand; and a lightweight version, which can be rapidly assembled.

Online: www.treotham.com.au
Phone: 1300 65 75 64
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