ABB 7600IRC5 340/2.80

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The ABB IRB 7600 is a heavy-duty industrial robot designed for weighty applications across various industries. It is suitable for handling heavy fixtures, turning car bodies, lifting engines, and handling heavy parts in foundries or forges. It can also be used for loading and unloading machine cells or handling large and heavy pallet layers.

The robot is equipped with the IRC5 M2004 controller, which is the fifth generation of the ABB control system.

The controller features the FlexPendant, which has a clean, color touch screen-based design and a 3D joystick for intuitive interaction. It also supports powerful customized

applications and allows for loading of the RAPID programming language.

RAPID programming provides a combination of simplicity, flexibility, and power. The IRC5 programming language is versatile, supporting structured programs, shop floor language,

and advanced features. Additionally, it offers robust support for various process applications.

Interms of communication, the IRC5 is compatible with state-of-the-art field busses for I/O and functions seamlessly as a node in any plant network. Powerful networking features include sensor interfaces, remote disk access, and socket messaging.

The IRC5 also provides motion control capabilities.

The IRC5 supports modern field buses for I/O and is a compliant node in any plant network. It offers powerful networking features such as sensor interfaces, remote disk access, and socket messaging.