ASP Protection protects more than 90 makes of robots!
In its 34 years of existence, ASP Protection has designed thousands of covers for more than 90 different makes of robots. We have 1,000 robot references stored in our databases. Our detailed knowledge of robotic products worldwide allows us to protect each robot effectively in a way suited to each environment.
Our knowledge covers not only the major international robot brands, but also the smaller players.
On the strength of a heritage of more than 130 years of innovation, ABB is one of the worldwide leaders in industrial robotics and machine automation. The group is present in a wide variety of sectors of activity: automotive, construction, health, cosmetics, agribusiness, etc.
ABB robots are classified in five utilisation categories:
- Articulated robots combining agility and precision: going from the relatively compact IRB120, to the IRB 7600, ideal for heavy loads.
- Collaborative robots (cobots), such as the YuMi® range, capable of meticulously repeating precise movements indefinitely.
- Painting robots, such as the well-known 7-axis IRB 5500-27.
- The delta range of robots which pick and pack small articles (IRB 360 and IRB 390).
- The high-precision SCARA robots, which owe their accuracy to their articulated arm (Selective Compliance Articulated Robot Arm), such as the ceiling-mounted IRB 910INV.
Fitting an ABB robot with an ASP cover offers you the assurance of having a high-performance cover perfectly suited to the mechanism for the harshest processes.
With more than 100 models of robots covering a great variety of applications and industries, Fanuc proposes one of the largest ranges of industrial robots in the world:
- Collaborative robots with a working load that can be as heavy as 35 kg (the CR-35iA).
- Articulated robots, including the M-2000 series robot with a maximum operating range of 4,683 mm!
- Delta M-1, M-2 and M-3 robots with 3, 4 or 6 axes, and the Delta DR-3iB robot which has an operating range of 1,600 mm!
- Palletising robots such as the M-410 series robot which can move up to 700 kg.
- Arc-welding robots.
- Rail-mounted robots: the M-710iC / 50T robot which can move a load of 50 kg, and the M-710iC / 70T as much as 70 kg.
- Standard version (P-40iA) or long-arm version (P-50iB/10L) painting robots.
Protecting a Fanuc robot with an ASP cover ensures you will have a high-performance, perfectly tailored cover, whatever the process.
Initially specialised in the welding industry, the German company Kuka manufactured the first electric spot-welding grip in Germany in 1939. It started to diversify in the mid-20th century. But it is in welding robotics that it excels and never ceases to innovate.
- After having invented the first industrial robot in the world with six electro-mechanically driven axes in 1973, the KR 1000 TITAN robot entered the Guinness Book of Records in 2007 as the strongest 6-axis industrial robot in the world: it can lift 1,000 kg!
- The KR QUANTEC robot became the best-selling series robot worldwide in 2010.
- In 2013, the LBR iiwa robot was the first sensitive robot manufactured in series in the world, and therefore authorised for direct Human-Robot Collaboration (HRC) .
- This cobot “success story” continued with the LBR iisy robot.
Today Kuka is also present in North America and China, and is one of the leaders in the health, automotive and logistics sectors.
Improve the maintenance of a Kuka robot by protecting it with an ASP cover to keep your robot’s mechanisms in pristine condition.
Founded in 1989, Yaskawa Motoman is one of the leading robotics companies on the American continent. Its 150 robot models are capable of accomplishing a variety of tasks: arc welding and spot welding, assembly, coating, palletising. They can grip, assemble, cut and move…
- The MPP3H and MPP3S robots are amongst the fastest picking robots on the market.
- The SIA range consists of 7-axis robots as flexible as a human arm.
- Yaskawa Motoman is the only company to propose a 15-axis robot: the SDA5F with its two articulated arms!
Yaskawa Motoman also innovates in the area of collaborative robotics with the HC10XP and the GP7, GP8 and GP12 robots.
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Historically, the Dürr brand has been specialised in the production of painting robots designed for the automotive industry. Here are some examples:
- Dürr’s standard robot, the EcoRS meets the needs of automobile manufacturers for sealing.
- Its 7-axis EcoRP E043i painting robot can easily reach the difficult-to-access body areas. This great mobility makes it possible to do without rails in a large number of situations, which means the dimensions of the paint booth can be reduced.
- The EcoRP L030i/130i SCARA robot opens car doors with a great vertical amplitude.
- The EcoRP S053i and EcoRP S153i oscillating-arm robots are specially designed to paint utility vehicles.
Protect a Dürr robot with an ASP solution to optimise your operating costs.
Universal Robot was founded in Denmark in 2005 with the ambition of making robotics accessible to small- and medium-sized companies and is specialised in the production of collaborative robots.
- Their first cobot, the UR5, was created in 2008.
- The UR10 cobot range is designed for industrial companies whose processes involve heavier tasks (10 kg lifting capacity).
- The smaller UR3 cobot is ideal for light assembly tasks.
- The e-Series cobot range, launched in 2018, is the latest major innovation from Universal Robot.
Universal Robot’s collaborative robots cover the needs of the automotive, electronics, agribusiness and medical sectors.
With an ASP protection cover for a Universal Robot (UR) robot you are sure to preserve your investment.
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The Comau group was born in Italy from the union of several machine-tool manufacturers working in the automotive sector for the Fiat Chrysler Automobile group. Its history explains its specialisation in the automobile industry. These 40 robot models cover every type of application:
- A range of welding guns and spot-welding machines (NJ4 range),
- Palletising robots such as the PAL-470-3.1 with a working load as heavy as 470 kg,
- Foundry robots (NS and NJ ranges).
Today, Comau also works for the aeronautical, electronics, food industries, etc.
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The Kawasaki company was created in Japan at the end of the 19th century. The brand is above all known around the world for the vehicles it manufactures: motorcycles, military vehicles, trains, ships, etc. And to build them, it created its own industrial robots under the brand name Kawasaki Robotics. Kawasaki robots - present in the aeronautical, automobile, electronics, food, foundry, metalworking and chemicals industries - can accomplish several tasks:
- Painting robots from the KJ range, notably the 7-axis KJ314 robot.
- Palletising robots from the CP range which have a working load of between 180kg and 700kg, and their little brother, the RD080N with a working load of 80kg.
- Two-armed SCARA collaborative robots: with 4 axes per arm, the duAro1 cobot has a working load of 2kg per arm, and the duAro2 a load of 3kg per arm.
- The Z robot range proposes working loads of 130kg (ZX130S) to 300kg (ZX300S) occupying a minimum amount of space.
- The M robot range proposes even heavier working loads: from 300kg for the MX350L up to 1,500kg for the MG15HL.
- Arc-welding and spot-welding robots (the working load for the BX300L robot can be as heavy as 300kg).
Improve the MTBF for a Kawasaki robot by using ASP covers dedicated to harsh processes.
The first Mitsubishi car was produced in Japan in 1914. Mitsubishi robots are proposed by the Mitsubishi Electric company. They back up human operators performing gripping, packing, palletising operations… in the most complex environments.
- Articulated robots are the most commonly used robots. They can carry up to 70kg, and rise up to a height of 2 metres. The most compact 6-axis robot, the RV-2FR, can carry up to 3kg.
- SCARA robots imitate horizontal human gestures. These compact robots can lift and move parts weighing up to 20kg (RH-20FRH robot).
- Collaborative robots (cobots) are often used in confined spaces, for highly precise gestures. The Melfa Assista robot was designed to be easy to use and program.
Protect your Mitsubishi robots with a made-to-measure ASP cover.
Founded in 1892 in Horgen near Zurich, the little Stäubli workshop is now an international group based in Pfäffikon, Switzerland. Stäubli set up its first production site in France as long ago as 1909, working in the textile industry. With the acquisition of Unimation (an acknowledged pioneer in the robotics industry) in 1989, Stäubli strengthened its activity in robotics. Stäubli robots are today present in a large number of industrial areas:
- There are six-axis robots for sensitive environments, clean rooms, etc. Optional safety functionsare available for the TX2 range of robots.
- Four-axis SCARA robots can perform extremely precise tasks, quickly: loading, assembling, packaging, handling, stacking, grouping, etc. The TS2 robots can also be used in specific environments.
- The 4-axis FAST picker TP80 robots are specialised in handling small articles at very high speed.
- The TX2touch collaborative robot is made safe thanks to its sensitive skin technology. It is the only cobot with a SIL3 / Ple safety level.
Protect a Stäubli robot with an ASP cover to maintain your robot’s mechanical performance whatever the process.
