Fanuc LR Mate 200 i D/4S Fenceless Cart

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Uncage your students' ability to get hands-on with robotics - introducing the NEW Fanuc Fenceless Cart!
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The NEW FANUC LR Mate 200iD/4S Fenceless CERT Cart was developed from combining FANUC DCS Position and Speed Check software with an Allen Bradley SafeZone Mini Safety Laser Scanner. The result is FANUC’s NEW Fenceless Cart that will still fit through a standard door and runs off 110V power. The Fenceless cart allows a greater work envelope and introduces students to the latest in integrated safety products from FANUC and Allen Bradley.

*Shown with optional Multi-Gripper, Battery & Pill PBL kits, and 2D iRVision with Light Kit

Fanuc Fenceless Cart Features:

  • Can accommodate either LR Mate 200iD or LR Mate 200iD/4S
  • 180+ degree work envelope
  • Space on worktable for all PBL kits: Including Shapes and optional PBL kits (Battery, Pill and New Palletizing blocks)
  • Part #'s for PBL printed on table for easy ordering
  • NEW Integrated Safety Stack light
  • New 4.6 Gallon Ultra Quiet Air Compressor
  • New Easy Rolling all direction locking casters
  • Standard: Gripper Fingers with embedded laser pointer for shape outlines and other projects
  • Optional: Multi End-of-Arm Tooling suction cups
  • Optional: Integrated Robot mounted 2D iRVision Camera
  • Optional: 2D iRVision Light Kit

Safety Specifications:

  • RIA/ISO10218 Compliant
  • Safety monitor the position of speed of the robot and shut down motor power when the defined safety parameters are exceeded
  • DCS speed checking zones (slow speed 125mm/sec and zero speed) are OSSD safety rated inputs from the scanner

CART Dimensions

  • 47 ¼” L x 29 ½” W x 72” H Closed
  • 47 ¼” L x 61” W x 72” H Open

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