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OMC robot mixing system
This industrial mixing system, developed by OMC, uses a multi-axis robot from Nachi.
In contrast with conventional mixing systems that rotate the container along two axes, using this multi-axis multi-directional robot enhances the stirring effect, mixing and dispersing materials in a shorter amount of time.
The mixing capacity is dependent on which robot is used, with a maximum capacity of around 700kg.
In the future, OMC plans to expand the use of this system into areas such as food production and pharmaceutical manufacturing.
tags: c-Industrial-Automation
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