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The K range of painting robots blend top notch operational performance and robust configuration flexibility. It can be ordered in seven distinct models, which ensures that Kawasaki has a robot model that will be a perfect fit for any application from a single robot painting cell all the way up to a full multi robot appointed finishing systems. The specifications of the K-Series painting robots include 12 kg, arm 20 kg payload wrist, 2,665 mm horizontal reach, 4,107 mm vertical reach, 1,200 mm/s maximum painting speed and 3R ø40 mm (Roll Roll Roll - hollow wrist). This series of painting robots is best suited for painting applications.

The K Series line of painting robots combines high operational performance with powerful programming flexibility. With six explosion-proof models available, Kawasaki has a robot that will suit any robotic painting application, from a one robot paint cell to complete multi-robot integrated finishing systems.

The KF192E is an industrial robot manufactured by Kawasaki. It has a payload wrist of 12kg and arm of 20kg and has a horizontal reach of 1,973mm with a vertical reach of 2,887mm. The unit has a maximum painting speed of 1,200mm/s and a body weight of 690kg. It has a floor mounting position, and a Bend Bend Roll (BBR) type of wrist.

The K Series line of painting robots combines high operational performance with powerful programming flexibility. With six explosion-proof models available, Kawasaki has a robot that will suit any robotic painting application, from a one robot paint cell to complete multi-robot integrated finishing systems.

The K range of robots brings to the table top notch operational performance combined with robust configuration flexibility. It can be ordered in seven explosion resistant models, which ensures Kawasaki has a robot to match any robotic painting need from a single robot all the way to full onsite finishing systems. The specifications of the K series painting robot include 5 kg payload, 1,240 mm horizontal reach, 1,700 mm vertical reach, 1,500 mm/s maximum linear speed and RBR (Roll Bend Roll) wrist type. The K range of painting robots is best suited for painting applications.

The K Series line of painting robots combines high operational performance with powerful programming flexibility. With six explosion-proof models available, Kawasaki has a robot that will suit any robotic painting application, from a one robot paint cell to complete multi-robot integrated finishing systems.

The K Series painting robots combine high mileage with powerful programming flexibility. With six explosion-proof models, Kawasaki has the right robots for every robot-controlled painting application, from the painting cell with individual robots to integrated multi-robot painting systems. The KF193E is a K-Series industrial robot manufactured by Kawasaki. It has a payload wrist of 12kg and arm of 20kg, a horizontal reach of 1,973mm, a vertical reach of 2,887mm, a maximum painting speed of 1,200mm/s, a weight of 720kg, a floor mounting position, and a 3R ø40 mm that can do a triple roll with its hollow wrist. The industrial robot was specifically created for painting applications.

Designed for painting applications, the K-Series robots from Kawasaki have both powerful programming flexibility and elevated levels of operational performance. Seven explosion-proof models are available to fit any painting function that requires robots. This device has a 12kg payload wrist and 20kg arm. The horizontal reach is at 2,665mm and the vertical reach measures 4,107mm. The device can paint 1,200mm per second at the most. It has a Bend Bend Roll (BBR) wrist type.

The classic application of industrial robots. The application of wet paint is one of the classic uses of industrial robots. As a specialist for surface coating systems, Rippert naturally offers the full range of solutions in the Ex and non-Ex area. Robots and application technology are integrated into the overall system in relation to the specific customer and his application. Modern software concepts ensure economically optimum operation.

Powder systems with robots can be effectively used even for small batches. In addition to the classic method of powder coating using manual spray guns or masts, the demand for robot systems has risen sharply. Rippert offers the entire spectrum here too. Both powder-coating systems with robots and wet painting systems are supplied with intelligent software solutions. This also allows the economical processing of small lot sizes. Automatable high-speed paint changing systems have also been available for some time. Rippert plays a leading role in automated powder-coating systems with industrial robots.

Since 1994, the 100% Venjakob affiliated company Nutro, USA has designed and installed turnkey robotic paint lines with robots from the most well- recognized and trusted robot suppliers such as ABB, Fanuc, Kuka, Motoman, and Staubli. Robotic paint lines provide the ultimate in precision and repeatability in painting performance. Due to the reduction in downtimes, training and personnel costs, a robotic paint system is ideally suited for paint application lines where uniform coating of complex 3-dimensional parts is needed. In addition to the solid construction, these robotic paint lines offer the safety needed for robots with the latest PLC and PC interfaces. This makes programming and operating simple and error-free for paint line personnel. Robot painters by Nutro are used for the following parts: Venjakob can provide your company with a complete new line or integrate a robot painter into an existing finishing line.