Automation, labor-saving, remote work, hazardous work, and workforce reduction - Norovirus scooping robot.
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Servo arm robots excel at handling workpieces weighing from several hundred kilograms to 2 tons. While air-operated models are limited to manual control, this product is hydraulic, making it compact and powerful. It is an arm-type robot capable of fully automatic operation as well as remote manual control. 【Features】 ■ Easy alignment with the target object ■ Speed can be adjusted by the angle of the operation lever ■ Suitable for harsh environments such as high temperatures, dust, and noise ■ Operating range can be designed to fit the layout of the site *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Steelmaking, heavy industry
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Servo Arm Service Co., Ltd. is a unique company that sells everything from small devices to heavy-duty robots (handling up to 2.8 tons) and has a track record of deliveries to approximately 500 companies nationwide. Our mission and vision are to free people from harsh working environments, support the creation of new styles of work environments, and transform people's lives into a fruitful and rich lifestyle. We will visualize and commercialize the voices (needs) from the field, ranging from "heavy-duty robots with a half-century of history" to "robots that replace human hands." We can remotely handle, lift, grasp, and rotate heavy objects. Additionally, we perform specialized tasks in steel mills, foundries, and forging factories (transporting, lifting, inserting, moving workpieces and jigs, slag raking, slag scooping, and dismantling machines).
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