Mitsubishi's range of advanced MELFA robots offer speed, accuracy and compact design as well as long life. MELFA Robots deliver class leading benefits for small-medium robot applications.
What can you expect from MELFA?
Mitsubishi MELFA Robots are a driving force for commercial success all over the world delivering outstanding benefits:
- Faster production cycles - MELFA robots have fast acceleration times up to 0.05s
- Easier installation - All Mitsubishi robots have internal routing of cables and hoses
- Less maintenance - By using brushless AC servo motors your robot will need less maintenance
- Precision control - Absolute position encoders as standard mean you always know exactly where your robot arm is
- Flexible operation - Up to 256 independent programs can be stored for each robot
- Quicker and easier commissioning - Mitsubishi's outstanding selection of programming languages means you can choose what is best for you
Other features include Class 10 clean room robots, interrupt processing, sensorless collision detection and Mitsubishi's advanced software development tools.
Service and support when you need it
- Robots, supplies and spares delivered directly from stock
- Regular training courses and workshops
- On-The-Job-Training at your premises
- Europe-wide service
Product range
| Robots | Precision Robots RP Series |
SCARA Robots RH Series |
Articulated Arm RV Series |
|---|---|---|---|
| Degree Of Freedom (DOF) | 4 | 4 | 5...6 |
| Max. Payload | 1...5 kg | 6...18 kg | 1...12 kg |
| Repeatability x/y ...± 0,005 mm |
Gripper flange reach ...850 mm |
Gripper flange reach ...1385 mm |
Why use a robot?
Robots have been available for a long time and their use has been varied, for example:
- Protecting human life by
- handling hazardous materials or
- relieving situations where people are at risk from repetitive strain
- by carrying out operations in tight enclosed environments
- Increased production options
- increasing operational accuracy
- 24 hour operation
- lower down-time
Robots are not always used in intensive manufacturing environments but also to protect and supplement an existing process and workforce. Typical costs of using a robot can be hard to find due to the unique applications of each user, however, examples of where robots can cost as little as 1.6 Euros per hour are regularly achieved.