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igus DLE-DR-0050 delta robot with 660 mm workspace, 5 kg payload, 0.5 mm repeatability, and 30 picks per minute for pick and place, sorting, and packaging automation.
The igus DLE-DR-0050 is a three-degree-of-freedom delta robot engineered for high-speed pick-and-place, sorting, packaging, and laboratory automation. Typical applications include production lines, research facilities, and small to medium manufacturing environments needing precise, low-maintenance delta robot automation.
The igus DLE-DR-0050 delta robot achieves speeds up to 0.7 m/s, acceleration of 2 m/s², and can perform up to 30 picks per minute depending on payload and cycle requirements. drylin construction ensures minimal maintenance, outperforming conventional lubricated mechanisms in environments sensitive to contamination.
Compatible with the Dryve D1 controller, the DLE-DR-0050 supports Modbus TCP, CANopen, and both digital and analog I/O interfaces for integration into new and existing automation cells. Basic operation is possible without dedicated software installation, expediting commissioning and reducing setup complexity.
The igus DLE-DR-0050 features an open-frame design with lightweight anodized aluminum arms. Standard cable colors are black and orange. Mounting options include top-down and inverted orientations, suiting both tabletop and overhead installations as required in delta robot pick and place layouts.
Accessories are recommended to optimize setup efficiency and maintain long-term reliability in the igus delta robot family.
Compared to competing parallel robots in the 5 kg payload class, the igus DLE-DR-0050 offers a larger 660 mm working diameter and lower maintenance due to self-lubricating drylin technology. This model weighs just 20 kg, making it suitable for installations requiring a lightweight, portable delta robot solution.
Choose this delta robot for high-speed pick and place, sorting, and packaging where a fixed work envelope and rapid cycle time matter more than reach or flexibility. Delta robots excel in confined spaces with repetitive, horizontal motions, whereas cartesian systems suit longer linear moves and articulated arms handle complex angles and reorientation.