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Yamaha Motor’s robotics business sells industrial automation products including linear conveyor modules, single-axis robots, SCARA robots, cartesian robots, and articulated robots. The LCMR200 is a linear conveyor module with a 30 kg maximum payload and is marketed for transportation, line-design flexibility, easy maintenance, and lower operating cost.
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Company facts
- HQ
- Hamamatsu, Japan
- Founded
- 1955 · 71 yrs
- Website
- global.yamaha-motor.com
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| # | Category | Key specs | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | | LCMR200 | Industrial Arm | Payload 30 kg·Repeatability ±0.01 mm | 54.9 |
Safety reports
Japanese workplace accidents reach the labour ministry and product incidents reach NITE. We read both, and they are small files.
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Milestones
Yamaha Motor published the LCMR200 product specification and feature pages for its linear conveyor module line.
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