Hirata CR-R0820CL Review: Features and Uses of the Large Glass Substrate Transfer Robot
Updated: 7 days ago
The Hirata CR-R0820CL is a robot that moves large glass panels between machines in display factories. The manufacturer does not publish a price. This review covers its specifications, features and uses.
Quick Verdict
Display panels are made on huge glass sheets, and moving them needs robots with very long, stiff vertical axes. The CR-R0820CL handles 7th to 8.5th generation glass up to 2200 x 2500 mm and lifts it up to 5000 mm on a twin-mast Z axis for rigidity and precision. A linked arm design reduces the rotation diameter, so one robot can serve several machines, and a regenerative power unit lowers energy use. Payload, speed and accuracy are not stated.
Hirata CR-R0820CL at a Glance
Substrate generation: 7th to 8.5th
Max substrate size: 2200 x 2500 mm
Z stroke: Up to 5000 mm
Structure: Twin mast
Arm: Linked arm; reduced rotation diameter
Price: on request
Hirata CR-R0820CL Features
The table below lists what the manufacturer states.
Specification | Hirata CR-R0820CL |
Manufacturer | Hirata Corporation |
Substrate generation | 7th to 8.5th |
Max substrate size | 2200 x 2500 mm |
Z stroke | Up to 5000 mm |
Structure | Twin mast |
Arm | Linked arm; reduced rotation diameter |
Energy | Regenerative power supply unit |
Payload, speed and positioning accuracy are not stated on the page.
Design and Build Quality
The twin mast keeps the long vertical axis rigid when handling large, flexible glass.
Software and Integration
Layout
One robot serves multiple pieces of equipment.
Energy Recovery
Regenerated energy reduces consumption.
Hirata CR-R0820CL Applications and Use Cases
Display Panel Production
Moving mother glass between tools.
Stocker Access
Reaching high storage positions.
Clean Production
Clean environments.
Hirata CR-R0820CL Price and Value
Hirata does not publish a price for the Hirata CR-R0820CL; it is quoted on request.
For the company behind the product, read the Hirata Corporation Company Profile: History, Businesses, Financials and Stock.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Handles 8.5th generation glass
5000 mm Z stroke
Rigid twin mast
Energy recovery
Cons
Payload and speed not stated
Highly specialized
No published price
Who Should Buy the Hirata CR-R0820CL?
It fits flat panel display manufacturers.
Hirata CR-R0820CL FAQ
How much does the Hirata CR-R0820CL cost?
Hirata does not publish a price for the Hirata CR-R0820CL; it is quoted on request.
What is the Hirata CR-R0820CL?
A transfer robot for large glass substrates.
Which glass sizes does it handle?
7th to 8.5th generation, up to 2200 x 2500 mm.
How high can it lift?
Up to 5000 mm.
Why a twin mast?
For rigidity and precision on the long vertical axis.
Can one robot serve several machines?
Yes.
Does it save energy?
Yes, with a regenerative power unit.
Who makes it?
Hirata Corporation, Japan.
Specifications are based on manufacturer information and may change.
