Epson Robots, the #1 SCARA robot manufacturer in the world, today announced its VT6L All-in-One 6-axis robot won “Product of the Year” award in the Robotics category at the Assembly Show, a yearly event dedicated to assembly technology held in, Rosemont, Ill. Twenty finalists in the “Product of the Year” program displayed their latest cutting-edge technology and equipment. Attendees voted during the event and during the Morning Mingle Breakfast on the show floor.
Epson’s VT6L All-in-One 6-Axis robot is a new entry level offering to the award-winning 6-Axis line up. With a reach up to 900 mm and a payload up to 6 kg, this compact, easy to install robot includes next generation technology, is ideal for a wide range of simple applications and is offered at the ultra-low cost of $13,900. It is now also available in Cleanroom (ISO 4) and Protected (IP67) installation environments.
John Sprovieri, Editor-in-Chief, Assembly Magazine, evaluated the new products and selected Epson’s VT6L robot as one of the nominees for the Robotics category. “We’re pleased to recognize this innovative robot from Epson and appreciate the show attendees who took the time to vote for their favorite robotics solution,” said Sprovieri. “Congratulations to Epson on a well-deserved win!”
“We strive to offer the most innovative and highest quality robotics solutions and are delighted to have won this award,” said Gregg Brunnick, director of product management for Epson Robots. “Our VT6L was created based on the highly successful T3-series All-in-One design with built-in controller. This next generation technology provides an easy-to-use 6-axis solution at an industry disruptive price point.”
The VT6L is ideal for simple applications such as load/unload, pick-and-place, dispensing and assembly. The All-in-One design with built-in controller saves on valuable factory space while its SlimLine structure featuring a compact wrist pitch enables access to hard-to-reach areas in confined spaces. This groundbreaking innovation opens a world of application opportunities due to its affordable price and ease of use. Many applications that were too costly to implement with standard 6-Axis robots, will now be possible.
The “Product of the Year” award Winners” are recognized in Assembly Magazine’s December 6, 2019 issue in the article: “What’s New from the Assembly Show.”
The ASSEMBLY Show is sponsored by ASSEMBLY (www.assemblymag.com), a monthly trade magazine read by 56,000 engineers and managers responsible for manufacturing and designing cars, computers, catheters, coffee makers, etc. ASSEMBLY covers the processes, technologies and strategies for joining discrete parts into finished products. The event is produced by BNP Media (www.bnpmedia.com), one of the country's leading business-to-business media companies serving professionals across 50+ industries.
