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Dayton, OH, April 05, 2017 --(PR.com)-- AccuFast II, an economical laser-based seam finder for
Yaskawa Motoman's arc welding robot line, features improved sensor capabilities. The improved sensor
offers increased performance by providing more reliable and repeatable feedback to the robot controller
regarding part position. It also provides readings on a variety of materials and at angles of measurement
that were not formerly possible.
AccuFast II utilizes a non-contact, commercial point laser instead of touch sensing with the weld wire,
which allows the robot to quickly and accurately locate welding seams. It greatly reduces cycle times not
only by removing the need to cut the weld wire, but it also provides faster search speeds by eliminating
wire deflection.
The AccuFast II laser seam finder is compact, mounted in-line with the welding torch and is compatible
with Yaskawa Motoman's industry-leading thru-arm torch design robots. The sensor uses the same input
and output signals as traditional touch sense, allowing it to be easily retrofitted into existing robot
installations.
Macro job routines simplify programming by providing a single instruction in the robot job for detecting
a seam or feature. The laser sensor is housed in an enclosure with a pneumatic shutter to protect it from
the harsh welding environment. An optional laser target aids in maintaining the sensor TCP and can
adjust points if the sensor is serviced.
In addition to AccuFast II, Yaskawa Motoman offers sensing technologies, ranging from cost-effective
thru-wire touch sensors to cutting-edge laser and vision systems.
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Yaskawa Motoman
Jennifer Katchmar
937-847-6200
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www.motoman.com
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