About the drylin 2019 tour, Vanessa Whiteley, drylin delta business development manager at igus says: “Proud to be known for our tactile and practical approach to engaging with customers, we’ve visited over 20 businesses this year from industries including packaging, pharmaceutical, food & beverage, and manufacturing.”
The drylin delta robot uses NEMA stepper motors and encoders to ensure fast handling of up to 1 kg with a precision of ±0.5 mm and for loads up to 5 kg there is a guaranteed pick rate of at least 60 per minute. The open design enables manufacturers to use their own controller, however, they can opt for the intuitive and easy-to-use dryve D1 controller from igus.
“We estimate that with the usual integration costs, each robot installation will be around £10,000 to £15,000, which means that it will pay for itself after a few months,” adds Whiteley.
