Powder coating robots are automated systems designed to apply a uniform layer of powder to a workpiece in a controlled and efficient manner. These robots are equipped with spray guns that use electrostatic charge to attract powder particles to the surface of the item. They offer precise control over coating thickness, consistency, and coverage, making them ideal for high-volume production environments. Powder coating robots are commonly used in industries such as automotive, appliance manufacturing, and metal fabrication, improving productivity, reducing labor costs, and ensuring high-quality finishes with minimal waste. They are often integrated into conveyor systems for continuous operation.
Model | LeBot MVe A6 | Reach | 3000 mm |
Protection level | Explosion proof | Repeatability | ± 3 mm at wrist |
Material | Aluminum Alloy | Max.speed | 1.8 m/s |
Payload | 3-16KG | Internal axis | 6-axis |
Weight | 260-960KG | External axis | 6 |
Mounting | floor,overhanged | A5 speed | 200 |
A1speed | 140 | A6speed | 200 |
A2 speed | 200 | Poewr | 3*480 VAC to 3*230 AVC |
A3 speed | 140 | Controller | Lesta leCRob |
A4speed | 200 | Programming | Autoteach,offiine(optjon}and/or scannerfoptlon) |
Precision Coating: Powder coating robots provide high precision, ensuring uniform coverage and consistent coating quality on complex parts.
Increased Productivity: Robots operate continuously, reducing cycle times and boosting overall production efficiency in powder coating applications.
Flexibility: They can be programmed for various part shapes and sizes, adapting to diverse production needs and industries.
Improved Safety: By automating hazardous tasks, robots reduce worker exposure to harmful chemicals and fumes, ensuring a safer working environment.
Cost Efficiency: Reduced material waste, less downtime, and consistent quality lower operational costs, improving long-term profitability in coating processes.