Multi-axis robot with drive, tool head and flexible pipeline guidance
A multi-axis robot and driver technology, applied in manufacturing tools, cable arrangement between relatively moving parts, chucks, etc., can solve the problems of pipeline robot collision, pipeline winding robot, no given and other problems
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[0025] figure 1 Shown is a multi-axis robot 1, preferably fixed to the ground, with a tool head 2 fastened on a robot flange (not shown), which in an embodiment is configured as a spray ink print head. Alternatively, the tool head 2 can also be designed as a tool head for treating printed ink by means of radiation (for example a UV radiation dryer or an IR radiation dryer). Yet alternatively, the tool head may also be a combination of an inkjet print head and a radiation dryer. Finally, alternatively or additionally, the tool head can also have further components (for example plasma nozzles for cleaning the surface to be printed before applying the printed image).
[0026] The robot 1 has a plurality of robot axes (six robot axes A1 to A6 in the example shown), wherein each robot axis is assigned a separate drive. Robots of this type are often referred to as rotary-joint robots or also as industrial robots, and allow free positioning and orientation of the tool head in spac...
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