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A buyer's custoemr running a 24/7 production line for thin-wall containers will see real value here—those take-out times of 0.65 to 1.5 seconds directly translate to more cycles per shift, and we've had shops push 12% higher throughput just by swapping out their old pneumatic arms.
Pricing breaks down roughly by model and volume; a single TS3-70S unit runs about $8,500 for sample orders, mid-tier buys of 5-10 units drop to around $7,200 each, and bulk orders of 20+ can land at $6,800 or so—all FOB, and we usually have stock on the 70S and 100S models, but confirm lead time for the 140S.
The AC servo drive on all five axes is what gives you that ±0.1mm repeatability, and it's better than the stepper-driven alternatives for handling 5-15kg payloads without drift, though the telescopic arm variant (TT3 series) is a bit pricier—about 15% more—but neccessary if your mold depth exceeds 1400mm vertical stroke.
We've seen some buyers try to use these on 50-ton machines for medical pipette production, but honestly, the dry cycle time of 5-9 seconds is overkill for that appliction; a simpler 3-axis unit would suffice and save them roughly $3,000.
Microcomputer control with multi-language interface means operators in Thailand or Mexico don't need English fluency to adjust parameters, and the palm controller is intuitive enough that most line techs figure it out in under an hour—also, the oil-free design on linear guides keeps the cleanroom folks happy.
One detail that rarely comes up in spec sheets is the traverse stroke range of 1350-1750mm; you'll need to measure your cell layout carefully because a 1750mm arm on a 50-ton press can overhang dangerously if the robot base isn't properly anchored—we include mounting brackets with teh bulk orders, but check your floor bolts.
For the TS3-70S, take-out time is around 0.65 seconds, and for the TT3-140S, it's up to 1.5 seconds. The exact time depends on the model and application.
Yes, we include ISO and CE certification papers with every unit. Just let us know if you need them in a specific format for your compliance team.
The standard traverse stroke is fixed within that range per model, but we can discuss non-standard adjustments for larger molds. That would affect lead time and pricing.
MOQ is 1 unit, and the lead time is usually 30-45 days depending on current production load. We can expedite if you need it sooner.
Keep it in a dry, clean environment with temperatures between 0-40°C, and make sure the air pressure is disconnected. Avoid stacking anything on the arm to prevent damage to the linear guides.
