KUKA KR 210 R2700-2 Six-axis robots
The KR 210 R2700-2 is designed for a rated payload of 210 kg in order to optimize the dynamic performance of the robot.
The maximum payload of 275 kg applies only if the position of the center of mass is 0 mm and a supplementary load optimized for the load case is mounted.
Distinction between two different soldering technologies:
In soft-soldering, the melting point of the solder is below a temperature of 450 °C – for example, in the electronics industry.
In hard-soldering, or brazing, the melting point of the solder is above a temperature of 450 °C – for example,
| ENTERASYS | A2H254-16 |
| ENTERASYS | A2H254-16 P0973BK |
| ENTERASYS | A2H254-16 P0973BK |
| ENTERASYS | A2H254-16 P0973BK |
| ENTERASYS | A2H254-16-RH |
| ENTERASYS | A4H124-24FX |
| ENTERASYS | A4H124-24FX P0973JN |
| ENTERASYS | A4H124-24FX P0973JN |
| ENTERASYS | A4H124-24FX P0973JN |
for particularly strong joints in the automotive industry or in the photovoltaic and battery sectors.
What are the advantages of automated soldering with KUKA?
An automated soldering station makes your production system particularly cost-effective.
The process can be consistently and reliably reproduced and provides you with high quality.
Furthermore, the cycle time between soldering operations is shortened. This enables you to increase output.