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ABB QUICK-START ROBOTICS PACKAGE FILLS GLOBAL NEED
26 February 2007 - ABB Automation Technologies
| ABB’s new quick-start robotics welding package for small and midsize workshops and factories is filling a major gap in industrial manufacturing worldwide. The IRB 1410 ArcPack has been making a big impact since it was launched in AsiaPacific in January, and in global markets this spring. Known as a ''quick-start robotics package,'' it offers everything you need for basic steel welding in small or medium-sized batches in single robot stations. |
“Rapid delivery, quick and simple to order, exceptional price performance, proven reliability, basic functionality, these are the key benefits of the package,” says Per Löwgren, global product manager at ABB Robotics. With a short delivery time and a simple order form, the IRB 1410 ArcPack brings speed, simplicity and standardization to what is typically a complex and time-consuming ordering process for small and midsized businesses. The package is centered on the widely acclaimed IRB 1410 robot, more than 14,000 units of which have been delivered worldwide, and the IRC5 controller and handheld FlexPendant interface unit, a unique and patented technology that enables the robot and power source to be programmed and operated from a single point. Manufactured on three continents, in China, Sweden and the United States, and supported by ABB customer services in local markets, the package provides all the components necessary for efficient, reliable and high-quality MIG/MAG (inert gas and active gas) welding: Robot, more than 14,000 units of the IRB 1410's predecessor, the best-selling IRB 1400, have been delivered worldwide Controller, the IRC5 single cabinet controller, equipped with the portable FlexPendant interface unit, a unique and patented technology that enables the robot and power source to be programmed and operated from a single point Power source, regional power sources for Asia Pacific, Europe and North America designed specifically for high-quality robotic MIG/MAG welding. It provides a stable and virtually spatter-free arc for high-quality welds and high productivity Positioner , a choice of single-station or dual-station positioner Welding gun, a choice of air-cooled or water-cooled welding guns Wire feed system, provides all the necessary media for the welding process, including wire feeder unit and dress package Torch Service Center, a complete torch service software package that mechanically cleans the gun, lubricates and cuts the wire, and gauges and calibrates the gun if a collision occurs to ensure uninterrupted welding.
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About: ABB Automation Technologies
ABB is a leader in power and automation technologies that enable utility and industry customers to improve performance while lowering environmental impact. The ABB Group of companies operates in around 100 countries and employs around 105,000 people. ABB has streamlined its divisional structure to focus on two core businesses: Power Technologies and Automation Technologies. The Oil, Gas and Petrochemicals division is slated for divestment. ABB Power Technologies serves electric, gas and water utilities as well as industrial and commercial customers, with a broad range of products, systems and services for power transmission, distribution and automation. ABB Automation Technologies blends a robust product and service portfolio with end-user expertise and global presence to deliver solutions for control, motion, protection, and plant integration across the full range of process and utility industries. In addition to ABB's automation activities directed at the oil and gas industries, ABB Lummus Global continues to design and supply production facilities, refineries and petrochemical plants. ABB's former Upstream business, divested in July 2004, is now part of Vetco International (www.vetco.com). |
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