Brooks PrecisePlace 1300 and 1400 Cartesian Robots
Precise Automation PrecisePlace Cartesian Robot Series
PrecisePlace is Precise Automation’s legacy Cartesian robot family, now represented within Brooks support documentation. The supplied listing describes three- and four-axis arrangements, a 3 kg maximum payload and 8 micrometre standard resolution. Those figures describe that listing rather than every PrecisePlace generation. The illustration is a manufacturer-brochure example from the later 2300/2400 family, whose own load specifications differ.
Review Summary
Consider the family primarily for support, retrofit and configuration-specific light handling or assembly evaluation. Identify the robot from its actual nameplate and archived manual. Do not substitute a current PreciseFlex 100 or articulated PreciseFlex model merely because the names share a prefix.
Architecture Three-/four-axis Cartesian configurations in supplied listing Source payload scope 3 kg maximum in the supplied listing;not all later models Source resolution 8 µm standard resolution;not repeatability Vision Optional configuration requiring calibration and suitable imaging Control architecture Integrated Guidance controller in documented family Illustration scope Archived 2300/2400-series brochure example Lifecycle Legacy family;confirm support, spares and exact revision Applications and Industries
Legacy light-payload handling, precision assembly, electronics and laboratory automation.
Life sciences; Electronics; Semiconductor equipment; Automotive; Consumer products
Request a quote for the exact configuration,quantity and delivery schedule.
The PrecisePlace range comprises three- and four-axis Cartesian robots for handling and precision assembly. The supplier lists a maximum 3 kg payload, 8 micrometre standard resolution and an optional vision configuration.
Confirm the exact configuration, interfaces and installation requirements with the supplier.
