ABB Introduces IRB 930 SCARA Robot to Revolutionize Assembly and Sorting Operations

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Published on 01/12/2023 at 12:14

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Boosting Productivity And Efficiency In The Industrial Sector

ABB Robotics, a global pioneer in automation solutions, announces the launch of the IRB 930 SCARA, an innovative robot designed to transform assembly and pick-and-place operations. Designed to meet the growing demands in sectors such as electronics, automotive, and renewable energy production, the IRB 930 SCARA promises to boost productivity by 10%, outperforming other models in its category.

Advanced Capabilities And Superior Performance

The new IRB 930 from ABB marks a milestone in the SCARA industrial robot portfolio. With three distinct variants, this robot is capable of handling payloads from 12 kg to 22 kg, establishing itself as a leader in its class. Its push-down capability is 200% stronger than conventional models, making it ideal for tasks that require intensive strength, such as screwing and assembling complex components.

Innovation In Automation And Control

Equipped with the OmniCore™ controller, the IRB 930 ensures exceptional motion control, enabling a cycle time of just 0.38 seconds and flawless accuracy. This cutting-edge technology guarantees not only increased production rates but also the maintenance of the highest quality standards in manufacturing.

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Expansion Of The SCARA Portfolio

Together with the IRB 910INV, IRB 920, and IRB 920T, the IRB 930 completes ABB’s SCARA line, offering a range of options for different payload requirements from 3 kg to 22 kg. These high-performance robots are ideal for a variety of sectors, including packaging and manufacturing, where high-speed assembly and selection operations are critical.

ABB’s Leadership And Commitment

ABB, a leader in electrification and automation technologies, continues to drive innovations for a sustainable and efficient future. With a legacy of over 130 years and around 105,000 employees, ABB is at the forefront of industrial transformation. Its Robotics & Discrete Automation division stands out as one of the world’s leading suppliers of robotics and machine automation, offering a comprehensive and integrated portfolio that serves companies of all sizes and sectors.

In summary, ABB’s IRB 930 SCARA is a significant addition to the global SCARA robot market, projected to reach US$ 15.54 billion by 2027. This launch not only reinforces ABB’s position as a leader in innovation but also provides advanced solutions to tackle the challenges of modern industry.

Source: Tamer Business Communication – Ana Carolina Saito.

ABB Introduces IRB 930 SCARA Robot to Revolutionize Assembly and Sorting Operations

Boosting Productivity And Efficiency In The Industrial Sector

Advanced Capabilities And Superior Performance

Innovation In Automation And Control

Expansion Of The SCARA Portfolio

ABB’s Leadership And Commitment

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ABB Introduces IRB 930 SCARA Robot to Revolutionize Assembly and Sorting Operations

Boosting Productivity And Efficiency In The Industrial Sector

Advanced Capabilities And Superior Performance

Innovation In Automation And Control

Expansion Of The SCARA Portfolio

ABB’s Leadership And Commitment

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