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Glass manipulator
from 50.000 €.
Handles up to 8 crystals per minute
Works with any type of material
HMI screen intuitive and easy to use
Robustness and resistance for years
Industrial Glass Handling Robot
Precision and Total Flexibility for Large-Format Glass
Technical Specifications: A robotic system specialized in the precise handling of large-format glass and panes, capable of handling panels up to 5×2 meters in size and weighing up to 350 kg. The manipulator offers full range of motion (tilt and rotation), allowing for complex maneuvers in mid-air. A secure and gentle grip is guaranteed by technical suction cups, an integrated level compensation system, and vacuum switch control, ensuring a mark-free grip without surface stress even on specially treated glass.
Improve glass transport with our state-of-the-art handling robot. Its adjustable vacuum clamp safely captures and delivers glass of any size. It automatically transports glass panes to a squared-off dock, ensuring accurate and stable handling.Discover how it works of the glass handling robot
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The glass sheets enter the cell via a conveyor. Once inside, the robot captures the product using a specially designed gripper with a suction cup system.
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The robot ascends with the board and rotates on its axis to move it to the drop-off point.
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The robot stands in front of the drop position and descends with the board to release it into place.
Discover how it works of the glass handling robot
1
The glass sheets enter the cell via a conveyor. Once inside, the robot captures the product using a specially designed gripper with a suction cup system.
2
The robot ascends with the board and rotates on its axis to move it to the drop-off point.
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The robot stands in front of the drop position and descends with the board to release it into place.
Explore the Robustness of Our Grips
The glass clamp uses vacuum suction cups and level compensators for precise clamping. It captures the sheets, delivers them to the conveyor and performs a 90° turn for placement. The design ensures gentle and efficient handling of the glass.
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Total Control and Remote Support at your Fingertips
Manage your system intuitively with our HMI display, which allows you to monitor alarms and statistics instantly. Thanks to advanced connectivity and remote diagnostics with integrated camera, you can solve problems quickly and minimize downtime.
Technology that optimizes every operation
Mobilizes the pallets automatically
Atlas Robots' autonomous guided vehicle (AMR) enables driverless transport of pallets along a predefined route. Using the integrated software, we plan the route, and the system itself communicates with the other robots to ensure maximum pickup and delivery throughput for the pallets.
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Detailed Technical Specifications of the Glass Handling Robot
| Technical Specifications | Details |
|---|---|
| Maximum payload | 350 kg |
| Glass Dimensions | Up to 5x2 meters |
| Flexibility of movement | Full rotation and tilt (360º) |
| Active Safety | Monitoring Using a Vacuum Switch |
| Gripping Technology | Suction Cups for Delicate Glass |
| Stability | Built-in level compensator |
Frequently Asked Questions About the Glass Handler
The Atlas Robots glass handler starts at €50,000. The final price depends on the glass format, the throughput, and the line's peripherals.
It handles large-format glass panels measuring up to 5 × 2 meters and weighing up to 350 kg, at a rate of up to 8 panels per minute.
The gripper uses specialized suction cups with level compensation and vacuum switch control, which ensure a mark-free hold without surface stress, even on specially treated glass.
Yes. The manipulator offers full rotation and tilt, allowing for complex maneuvers in the air and precise, stable positioning in square berths.
The industrial robotic arm is always a refurbished unit from leading brands, with proven reliability. The vacuum gripper, safety systems, and integration are designed and manufactured by Atlas Robots.
Te contamos cómo reacondicionamos cada robot, paso a paso.
Sí, y lo emite Atlas Robots. El brazo robótico, por sí solo, es una cuasi máquina: los fabricantes lo suministran con una declaración de incorporación, no con marcado CE, porque su riesgo depende de la aplicación a la que se destine.
Al integrarlo en una célula completa —con su garra, su vallado, sus barreras inmateriales, su cuadro y su lógica de seguridad— se pone en el mercado una máquina nueva. Atlas Robots asume la figura de fabricante de ese conjunto: realiza la evaluación de riesgos, elabora el expediente técnico y emite la declaración CE de conformidad y el marcado CE de la célula completa.
Con la máquina recibes la declaración de conformidad, los manuales de operación y mantenimiento y los esquemas eléctricos.