We made 7th axis for industry robots.
11+ years experience, customers in major industries and overseas,
high-quality, high-precision, perfect technical support and service team...
Leading Manufacturer of Robot Linear Motion Systems in China.
Our company and factory are located in Guangzhou, China. With over 10 years of experience in the field of robotics and automation, our professional R&D and production team is dedicated to providing global customers with high-quality, cost-effective robot linear motion systems and other automation products.
| Founded in: | 2014 | Annual sales: | $18million |
| Employees: | 95 | Clients: | 500+ |
| Area: | 8,000m² | Equipments: | 100+ |
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Our Products
Browse All ProductsOur product line includes a wide range of robot walking axes such as ground/overhead installing linear tracks, gantry robot systems, and robot end effector grippers. We offer customizable non-standard products to meet unique customers requirements. Our products seamlessly integrate with industrial robots from major domestic and foreign brands like ABB, KUKA, Yaskawa. Widely used in industries including warehousing, machinery manufacturing, electronics, new energy vehicles, steel, chemical, food, medicine, and aerospace.
Why Choose Us?
Dedicated Support
Professional assistance from start to installation.
Custom Solutions
Tailored solutions to meet specific requirements.
Efficiency Boost
Optimize workflow, increase productivity, reduce costs.
Fast Delivery
Quick turnaround times to meet your production timelines.
Global Brands We Collaborate With
Our partners represent trusted collaborations and mutual success in delivering exceptional products and services.
What is Robot 7th Axis?
Robot 7th Axis is a linear motion system that moves a robot along a linear axis. This type of system is also known as a robot transport unit (RTU) or linear motion unit. It allows the robot to move to other workstations or units within the length of the linear guide rail to perform other tasks.
General industrial robots typically have six active joints, or "6 axes." Adding an external motion axis to this can increase its range of motion. This additional axis is called the "7th axis."
There are many ways to implement a 7th axis. Common implementations include linear ground rails, overhead gantries, gantry frames, and lift-up racks and circular tracks. The running track and guide rail length of a 7th axis can be customized freely. When the robot slides along the guide rail, it needs to drag a cable protected by a cable drag chain to power itself and transmit control signals.
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No.8 Dachong Industrial Zone, Huaishi Avenue West, Nansha District, Guangzhou, Guangdong Province, China
Contact:Ms Julia
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