N-series
N-series
The Epson N series robots offers optimised kinematics for more space and improved efficiency. It's designed for customers who need to transport objects over a wide area, but have limited space for mounting. Featuring a unique folding-arm design, the N6 series 6-axis robots expands Epson’s award-winning N-Series line-up. N2-Series robot is more compact than any other Epson 6-axis robot offering max efficienc
Epson ProSix N6-A850SR/RC700-A/RC+ 8

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N-series
Space saving
Designed for vertical load/unload applications, this compact robot can perform in the tightest of spaces. With a unique folding arm mechanism and small footprint, the N6 takes up less space and can reach every point within a confined working area1. Its high dexterity shortens cycle time and reduces the number of movements.
Hollow arm design
Routing the cables and hoses to the end-effector through the centre of the arm reduces the risk of damage and disconnections that could occur if they were to get caught or pinched when accessing narrow openings to shelves or equipment. Like the arm, the optional SH250LH force sensor also employs a hollow design, so cables and hoses can be neatly routed through the sensor as well as the arm.
Easy set-up
Installation and moving the robot is hassle-free. Epson has designed the N6 with a hollow structure to house the cabling so it doesn't protrude. The robot can also be set up more easily because you no longer have to take into account the amount of wrist rotation (the wrist is the moving part between joints 5 and 6) when routing cables and hoses.
High output, low space requirement
The N2-Series six-axis robot can reach every part of its work cell with ease. This is thanks to a revolutionary kinematic geometry with a completely new folding arm which can cover the same active range as a robot with a significantly longer arm.
Extremely maneuverable
A traditional six-axis robot must fully extend its arm for reorientation, which takes space and time. The N2 has a second axis oriented inwards, moving the centre of rotation downwards. This means the second axle shaft can travel through the zero position, 'hopping' from one side to the other.
Keeping you in control
The Epson ProSix N2 Series can be controlled by the RC700-A controller. High-performing and versatile, it's just as capable as a standalone or integrated system, and can operate several robots and various peripherals in a complex system.