M-1iA Series
Discover the unique, ultra-compact FANUC M-1iA Series Robot and enter a new dimension in high-speed small parts handling. With 3, 4 or 6 axes, this series of high-speed delta robots is ideal for a variety of applications requiring a maximum payload of 1 kg and a work envelope of up to 420 mm. Through their ability to be mounted in multiple positions, FANUC M-1iA's can be installed directly into the most compact of machines. As versatile as the human hand, they make an ideal alternative to complicated and expensive hard automation.
Human hand-like dexterity.
The M-1iA Series’ unique six-axis parallel link arm design makes it easy to automate difficult tasks that require extreme precision including assembly, dispensing and soldering. M-1iA Delta robots are small-part specialists, ideally suited for high-speed handling processes that require great versatility in industries like electronics, fine mechanics, food, medical and pharmaceuticals.
M-1iA/0.5A
Payload: 0.5 kg
Axis: 6
Reach: 280mm
M-1iA/0.5SL
Payload: 0.5 kg
Axis: 4
Reach: 420mm
M-1iA/0.5AL
Payload: 0.5 kg
Axis: 6
Reach: 420mm
M-1iA/1H
Payload: 1 kg
Axis: 3
Reach: 280mm
M-1iA/0.5S
Payload: 0.5 kg
Axis: 4
Reach: 280mm
M-1iA/1HL
Payload: 1 kg
Axis: 3
Reach: 420mm
Highlights
Versatile Mounting
Multiple installation options mean the M-1iA is ideally suited to a wide range of work areas. It can even be separated from its stand and integrated directly into the machine. With 3, 4 or 6 axis versions available, you can choose the M-1iA that best suits your needs from 6 different high-speed models.
Utilize Space
Ultra lightweight and compact, the FANUC M-1iA Series is ideally suited for integration into machines or production lines where space is limited and is specially designed to handle small electronic and mechanical parts, combining ultra-fast cycle times with maximum precision.
Optimal Productivity
Optional smart features such as integrated FANUC iRVision, line tracking and visual line tracking make the FANUC M-1iA robot a great choice for precision handling of randomly-placed parts at high speeds.