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PRECISEFLEX 400

World’s First Collaborative SCARA Robot


The PF400 is the world’s first intrinsically safe four-axis SCARA robot. Unlike many
other collaborative robots, that are intrinsically dangerous robots operating in a
collaborative mode, the PF400 was specifically designed to limit all collision
forces. It will not injure users or equipment even if it collides with them at
full speed. This eliminates the need for expensive safety shields and
permits the robot to operate safely side-by-side with personnel.
Due to its revolutionary combination of safety, capabilities and
performance, the PF400 is currently being employed in
environments where automation could never go before:
working on desktops of analytical labs, in mixed
manufacturing assembly applications side by side with
operators and in clinical diagnostic environments.

This low-cost, quiet OEM robot has its controller, harnesses


and power supplies embedded within its structure to
eliminate extra enclosures and simplify installation. This
space saving design, together with a novel geometry,
allows the PF400 to service many stations in an extremely
small workcell. Combined with absolute encoder servo
motors, which do not require any motion to home during
start-up, and the collaborative aspects of the robot, which
eliminate the need for barriers, the PF400 significantly
reduces the size and cost of an automated cell. The
lightweight PF400 can be carried by one person, mounted
on a table and, by plugging in just an AC power cord and
an Ethernet cable, is ready to operate.

In addition to implementing special algorithms that contribute


to the collaborative nature of this robot, Precise’s Guidance
Motion Controller (embedded in the robot’s structure) provides many advanced
features such as: kinematics for Cartesian control; gravity balanced free mode
teaching that allows the robot to be taught by manually leading the gripper; a
vision interface for advanced sensing; absolute encoder servo motor control for
quiet operation and motionless homing; and an embedded web server that
permits the robot to be operated locally via a standard browser executed on a
PC, a wireless tablet or remotely from anywhere in the world.
General Specifications Range & Features
Range of Motion & Resolution
J1 (Z) Axis 400 mm standard, 750 mm or 1160 mm options available
J2 Axis +/- 90 degrees
J3 Axis +/- 167 degrees
J4/Theta Axis +/- 970 degrees
Standard servo gripper can grip Life Science plates in both portrait and landscape orientations. Software can control squeeze
force (between approximately 0-23N for close force, 0-10N for open force) and open/close speed. Safety features include: (1)
Gripper protection against dropping parts when the robot is powered down or e-stop pressed (gripper provides 7-10N of close force
when motor power is off) and (2) detection of when a part is being held by the gripper. Options include gripper fingers and
special servo grippers for handling vials and test tubes.
Standard Reach Version: 576 mm
Maximum reach
Extended Reach Version: 731 mm
Repeatability +/- 90 μm overall in x, y & z directions at 18-22 degrees C
Performance and Payload
Maximum Acceleration 0.2G with 500 gm payload (standard reach, extended reach slightly slower)
Maximum Speed 500 mm/sec with 500 gm payload (standard reach, extended reach slightly slower)
Maximum Payload 1kg including gripper, 0.5kg with typical 0.5kg gripper
Motors Brushless DC servo motors with absolute encoders on axes J1-J4, no motion during homing.
Interfaces
General Communications RS-232 channel, 10/100 Mbps Ethernet port, E-stop input, all available on J1-Axis housing Facilities Panel at the robot base
One optically isolated input available on J1-Axis housing Facilities Panel. Option available for an additional 12 optically
isolated digital inputs and 8 optically isolated digital outputs on J1-Axis housing Facilities Panel. Two digital inputs can be
Digital I/O Channels
optionally converted to analog inputs. Additional remote I/O available via Precise RIO modules or 3rd party MODBUS/TCP
devices
Operator Interface Web based operator interface supports local or remote control via browser connected to embedded web server
Three methods available: DIO MotionBlocks (PLC), embedded Guidance Programming Language (standalone, modeled after
Programming Interface
Visual Basic.Net), PC control using open source TCP/IP Command Server operated via Ethernet connection (TCP).
Required Power Input range: 90 to 264 VAC, single phase, 50-60 Hz, 365 watts maximum
Weight 20 kg for 400 mm travel version
Linear Rail Option
Any model of the PF400 can be mounted on the Linear Rail with all of the robot's interfacing cables routed internally in the
Configurations
Rail.
Repeatability +/- 50 μm
Maximum Speed 700 mm/sec
1 M travel version – 1.37 m long x 0.23 m deep x 0.12 m high
Dimensions 1.5 M travel version – 1.87 m long x 0.23 m deep x 0.12 m high
2 M travel version – 2.37 m long x 0.23 m deep x 0.12 m high

R576 R356
R576

3
R43

30 Z-Axis Travel

82
R225 R2
R210

R356

235 200

Standard Reach Version Standard Reach Version PF Robot on Linear Rail

www.preciseautomation.com  [email protected]  408-224-2838  Rev 5.2

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