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The ultimate appeal of linear motor single-axis robots is that there is no critical speed limits such as with ball screws. There is no reduction in the maximum speed even when traveling long distances. Moreover, the maximum stroke is a standard setting of up to 2m on the MR type and to 4m on the MF type. The cycle time in particular for long distance conveyance has been drastically improved.
Movement time comparison of linear single-axis PHASER and single-axis robot FLIP-X
The MF types which employs flat magnets has a maximum stroke length of 4m. Payloads can be conveyed over long distances. The maximum payload has been increased from 100 up to 160kg and can be conveyed with high accuracy at high speeds. (In the MF types, the maximum speed is limited in some payload ranges. See the page listing data on each model for more information.)
Linear motor types are more effective in lowering costs when coveying payloads at high speeds, over long distances with greater repeatability. Systeme feedback is provided by proprietary magnetic scale developed by Yamaha.
The MF series supports double carriers as a standard feature which allows configuring a system with space-saving efficiency. This arrangement yields lower costs and better tact time as compared to using 2 single axis robot units. Benefits are shorter setup times, addtional axis combinations are no longer needed, and tools can be jointly used, etc. (Collision prevention program can also be utilized on RCX series controllers.)
Linear motor type single-axis robots also contain an internal coil inside the table as a drive unit component that eliminates inner dead space and maximizes the stroke. The unit is also bilaterally symmetrical so there is a higher degree of freedom in the robot layout.
Unlike ball screw type robots, there are few sliding and rotating sections so the operation is amazingly quiet. Moreover the coil and magnet do not make contact so there is no wear and the robot can be used for extended periods.
YAMAHA used its own superb magnetic signal detection linear scale technology.
Yamaha's magnetic scale is resistant to dirt and grime and can be used in places partially exposed to grease and cutting oil.
Using semi-absolute specs eliminates the need to make a large return to origin movement after turning on the power (carriage moves a maximum of about 76mm when loading the signals). The semi-absolute scale acquires the current position by loading signals recorded on the linear scale.
Magnetic signals recorded from the magnetic scale are detected and interpolated to achieve a highly accurate of resolution 1µm.
Making the scale in-house and internalizing it in the robot provides long travel position feedback at reasonable cost.
A fully-closed control system provides constant feedback of the carriage position to attain highly accurate and stable positioning. Backlash is eliminated because there are no mechanical components such as ball screws or drive belts.
All YAMAHA linear motor robots use a stainless steel shutter to prevent dirt and foreign objects from penetrating inside. These shutters are made of tough stainless steel especially designed to withstand an extremely high degree of metal fatigue and made to support long-stroke and highspeed operation.
The PHASER series also supports "multi-carrier" operation that allows using 3 or more carriers on one robot. This "multi-carrier" operation is drastically expanding the current range of applications due to its effect in improving tact time and saving space.
Using dual-drive to simultaneously run 2 axes allows highspeed conveyance over a wide area as well as conveying heavy payloads .Yamaha can provide an optimal control system that matches the linkage rigidity of your robot, such as torque support control or bi-axial positioning control.
As the main unit is made compact, a flat type that the cable support is flush
with the top surface of the table is available as standard for the MF7.
Select this type according to the tool or workpiece shape or the installation method.
Clicking a desired model name allows you to see its detailed catalog.
Model | Size(mm)Note1 | Rated thrust(N) | Maximum payload(kg) | Maximum speed (mm/sec) |
Repeatability (µm) |
Stroke(mm) | |
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Small type | W85.8 × H80 | 37 | 10(7)Note2 | 2500 | +/-5 | 100 to 4000 | |
100 to 3800 | |||||||
W100 × H80 | 54 | 30(15)Note2 | 300 to 4000 | ||||
100 to 3800 | |||||||
Medium type | W150 × H80 | 86 | 40(20)Note2 | 150 to 4050 | |||
150 to 3850 | |||||||
125 | 60(30)Note2 | 100 to 4000 | |||||
150 to 3750 | |||||||
Large type | W210 × H100 | 260 | 160(75)Note2 | 1000 to 4000 | |||
680 to 3680 |
Note1. Size is the approximate cross sectional size.
Note2. If using at maximum speed then the payload will be as shown in the ( ).
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