Stäubli ESD Robot Portfolio
A relevant portfolio for electronics processes where uncontrolled electrostatic discharge can damage parts. ESD construction is useful only as part of a verified conductive path through the complete tool and workstation. Electronics assembly and sensitive-component transfer are the main use cases. Cleanroom needs should be specified separately from ESD control.
Key Technical Specifications
Technical field | Documented configuration / buying implication |
|---|---|
Architectures | 4-axis SCARA and 6-axis articulated variants |
Portfolio reach | 400–2,600 mm as described |
Purpose | Controlled electrostatic discharge for electronic handling |
Example SCARA | TS2 family variants |
Example articulated | TX-family ESD variants |
Selection | Exact model and grounding arrangement |
Review Highlights
Strengths: ESD-oriented variants; Multiple motion architectures; Electronics-focused handling.
Key considerations: Tooling can break the grounding chain; ESD and cleanroom requirements are separate.
Measure the full grounding chain, verify tool materials and cleaning effects, and review charge generation during the actual handling sequence.
Request a configuration-specific quotation for equipment, integration and support.
