Branch office opened (www.industrial-production.de)
Epson comes back to Düsseldorf
After twenty years in Meerbusch, the German branch of the Japanese technology group Epson is moving its headquarters back to Düsseldorf.
read more...Automatica 2023 (www.industrial-production.de)
Four decades of robotics
Epson, manufacturer of Scara robots, will present the new Scara GX-B series at Automatica, the latest generation of high-performance Scara robots based on the existing GX series.
read more...SCARA robot (www.industrial-production.de)
Compact, fast with high repeat accuracy
With the GX4 and GX8, Epson is introducing two new series of its SCARA robots. They are suitable for a wide range of different applications. From classic pick-and-place applications to assembly and dispensing tasks as well as parts feeding.
read more...Cooperation between humans and robots (www.industrial-production.de)
Scara protective cover for human-robot interface
Together with Scaraflex, Epson and its Austrian partner company Economa Engineering are developing an air-filled, soft plastic protective cover that enables a human-robot interface without a protective fence thanks to built-in collision detection.
read more...Epson robot (www.industrial-production.de)
Six-axis robot in DC version
Despite the postponement of Automatica to December, Epson is already presenting its 2020 innovations in the field of robotics and industrial automation.
read more...Epson innovation (www.industrial-production.de)
Six-axle vehicle for direct current operation
With its new VT6-A901S-DC, Epson presents a six-axis robot designed for operation with direct current.
read more...Feeder, six-axis and Scara robots (www.industrial-production.de)
Automation solutions at the Motek
Epson will be showcasing its Scara and six-axis robots as well as automation components in practical applications at Motek. A new vibratory feeder will be presented at the stand, which will be available in two versions from October 2019.
read more...Scara robot (www.industrial-production.de)
Versatile Scaras in valve production
The Italian company Camas relies on Scara robots from Epson in a system for the production of valves. They ensure the necessary flexibility and productivity in production.
read more...New Manager Business Systems at Epson (www.industrial-production.de)
Christoph Ruhnke is responsible for BS business in DACH
Christoph Ruhnke is the new Manager Business Systems at Epson. He has overall responsibility for the marketing and sales of Epson PoS solutions for the DACH region.
read more...Pick & place robots (www.industrial-production.de)
Extended series for simple tasks
Epson is expanding its Scara robot series with a further product range. According to the manufacturer, the T series has been designed for low running costs and is therefore particularly suitable for uncomplicated, frequently occurring pick-and-place tasks.
read more...Scara robot (www.industrial-production.de)
A whole armful of robots
Versatile plant automation. Whether pick and place or joining operations, speed or precision - Epson's Scara and six-axis robots can be used to implement a wide range of applications in plant automation.
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