PrestonEastin H-Frame Robotic Positioners
PrestonEastin H-Frame Robotic Positioners
PrestonEastin H-frame positioners combine two horizontal workpiece axes with a vertical sweep axis. The arrangement supports alternate work stations in a robot cell, subject to the actual loading and access design. Current model examples extend from RH3M-10 at 1000 kg to RH3M-300 at 30000 kg; confirm how each rating applies to the quoted station and load geometry.
Review Summary
Consider an H-frame where alternating part presentation can use robot time effectively. The cell benefit depends on real loading time, fixture change and process duration. A second station alone does not guarantee doubled throughput.
Axis layout Two horizontal workpiece axes; one vertical sweep axis Model examples RH3M-10 1000 kg through RH3M-300 30000 kg Geometry Customer-specified span and recommended table size by model Load boundary Actual per-station capacity and moments defined by quotation Drive options Robot external-axis servo integration or supplied motor/control Process scope Configured robotic workpiece handling and welding cells Price Request a quote including station, fixture and control requirements Applications and Industries
Industrial machine and automation integration
Industrial automation
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| Axis layout | Two horizontal workpiece axes; one vertical sweep axis |
| Model examples | RH3M-10 1000 kg through RH3M-300 30000 kg |
| Geometry | Customer-specified span and recommended table size by model |
| Load boundary | Actual per-station capacity and moments defined by quotation |
| Drive options | Robot external-axis servo integration or supplied motor/control |
| Process scope | Configured robotic workpiece handling and welding cells |
| Price | Request a quote including station, fixture and control requirements |






















