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igus introduced the twisterchain energy chain designed for industrial robots, enabling cable management with up to 600 degrees of rotation. This solution targets demanding applications like palletizing.
igus introduced the twisterchain energy chain designed for industrial robots, enabling cable management with up to 600 degrees of rotation. This solution targets demanding applications like palletizing.
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igus says its new twisterchain energy chain provides cable management for challenging industrial robotics applications such as palletizing. The post igus launches energy chain with 600-degree rotation for industrial robots appeared first on The Robot Report...
Managing cables in robots with high rotation demands is challenging, and this new energy chain could improve reliability and flexibility in industrial automation. Enhanced cable management supports more complex robotic movements and reduces downtime.
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