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August 11, 2020 | Seika Machinery, Inc.Estimated reading time: Less than a minute
Seika Machinery, Inc., a leading provider of advanced machinery, materials and engineering services, is pleased to offer a robotics solution to automate a user assembly or production line process. Automation helps to reduce costs while increasing quality and consistency.
Seika Machinery is the authorized distributor of Kawasaki Robotics and YAMAHA robots. Seika collaborated with Kawasaki Robotics Inc.’s engineering team to develop the Sayaka SAM-CT23NJ automated PCB depaneling system combined with the Kawasaki duAro dual-arm SCARA robot. With the new design, the robot performs the loading and unloading of PCBs onto the router.
The Kawasaki / collaborative robot offers easy teaching with a tablet, multi-tasking dual-arm SCARA robot and flexible, easy deployment. The Yamaha industrial robot lineup includes industrial SCARA, cartesian, orbit, arm robots and a vision system.
Whether customers are considering implementing automation in their production, assembly line and/or warehouse operation, Seika Machinery Robotics can help.
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