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DUNCAN, S.C.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Stäubli, a leading manufacturer of textile machinery, quick
release couplings and robotics systems, today introduced its new
TS2 four-axis robots to the North American market at Automate 2019
(booth #7150), held at McCormick Place in Chicago.

The completely redesigned four-axis machines feature hollow shaft
technology, which allows all the cables to be routed internally to
create a revolutionary hygienic design for use in sensitive environments.

“This new series of SCARA robots has been reimagined, incorporating our
JCS drive technology that has greatly improved the performance and
versatility of our six-axis machines,” said Sebastien Schmitt, Robotics
Division Manager, Stäubli North America. “This allows for ultra-short
cycle times and enormous performance gains for the new four-axis TS2.”

The new line consists of four models, the TS2-40, TS2-60, TS2-80 and
TS2-100 to provide a solution for a wide range of manufacturing
scenarios. With the four-axis TS2-100, Stäubli has extended the working
radius of the TS series (400 to 800 millimeters) up to 1,000 millimeters.

Compared to the previous TS models, the new TS2s also feature a more
compact design, and each four-axis machine can be ordered with an
optional integrated tool change system. This allows the SCARA’s grippers
and tools to automatically replace themselves, significantly increasing
the uptime in certain applications. Tools or grippers also can be
changed manually within seconds by means of a bayonet locking mechanism.

“All media and signal connections are automatic,” said Schmitt. “There
is no external bundling of cables and no irregular contours, and the new
TS2s feature a completely sealed housing. The quill can be optionally
protected with a cover and affixed with special screws and concealed
connections can be housed under the robot pedestal. The TS2 offers the
latest and greatest in hygienic design.”

The TS2s also are modular, which reduces delivery times for the new
SCARAs and saves unnecessary costs. All machines have the same robot
pedestal that the series shares with the six-axis TX2 generation.
Forearms, axes and drives are identical on certain models as well.

“The TS2-40 and TS2-60 share the same forearm, as do the TS2-80 and the
TS2-100,” said Schmitt. “Utilizing our own JCS drive technology means we
are no longer dependent on the reliability of other suppliers. Users
will not only be pleased with the high performance of these machines,
which are faster, quieter and more accurate, but will also benefit from
shorter delivery times.”

Visit Stäubli at Automate (booth #7150) to learn more about the new
TS2s, or visit www.staubli.us
for more information.

About Stäubli North America

Stäubli North America has over 200 employees supporting Connectors,
Robotics and Textiles customers. The company’s North American
headquarters is located in Duncan, S.C., and the sales force is
strategically placed on the West Coast, Canada, Mexico and elsewhere
thoughtout the continent.

Stäubli is a leading manufacturer of textile machinery, quick release
couplings and robotics systems. With a workforce of over 5,000 employees
Stäubli is present in 29 countries supported by a comprehensive
distribution network in 50 countries worldwide.

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