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.
Key Specifications
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
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.
Price and Configuration
Request a quote for the selected configuration,quantity and delivery schedule. Confirm the exact model,options,integration scope and support terms.
