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We are pleased to announce that MABI Robotic has recently become an official member of the International Federation of Robotics (IFR).

The IFR is the world’s leading federation of the robotics industry, bringing together manufacturers, research institutions, and national robotics associations under one umbrella. It promotes the international exchange of knowledge, the development of common standards, and the advancement of robotics in industry and society.

Through our membership, we aim to

• actively participate in the global dialogue within the robotics industry,
• expand our network with leading companies and research institutions,
• and contribute to the sustainable development of innovative robotic technologies.

We are convinced that this partnership is another important step towards advancing our vision of pioneering robotics “Made in Switzerland” — for the benefit of our customers, partners, and employees.

Learn more about the IFR here: www.ifr.org

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The MAX-200-P is the latest version of the 6-axis industrial robot from the MAX series. With a load capacity of 200 kg and a range of 2.5 m, the MAX-200-P is currently the largest version in the MAX series. Even with a load capacity of 200 kg, the high accuracies of the smaller models are still achieved. Thanks to the robust design, process applications with high dynamic forces and movements are no problem. When machining steel or aluminum, we achieve excellent accuracies and a high time span.

Electric mobility undoubtedly has a promising future. With increasing demand for environmentally friendly means of transport and increased awareness of climate change, electric vehicles are becoming increasingly important. An important factor for the future of electric mobility is to reduce production costs in order to make electric vehicles affordable for a wider segment of the population.

The MAX series CNC robots are therefore ideally suited for manufacturing battery trays.

In order to manufacture the tubs, a number of processes have already been tested and also used in series production. Welded or die-cast aluminum tanks have not yet been finished after the base body has been produced. In both cases, pockets, surfaces, holes and threads must be machined in one or more steps. Due to the size of the battery trays, a suitable processing center is required, which is often associated with a large investment. The CNC milling robots from MABI Robotic are a cheaper alternative because energy efficiency is better and significantly fewer changes have to be made to the infrastructure, thanks to reduced space requirements and lower overall weight. Thanks to the high stiffness and precise operation of the MAX series, we achieve similar accuracies as with comparable portal milling machines.

Wir freuen uns, CRENO als einen unserer ersten neuen Partner ankündigen zu können. Das in Frankreich ansässige Unternehmen CRENO ist weltweit bekannt für seine maßgeschneiderten Bearbeitungslösungen in verschiedenen Branchen. Zahlreiche namhafte Referenzen sprechen für die langjährige Erfahrung und Innovationskraft von CRENO. Die Kombination und die Stärken von CRENO und MABI bieten kostengünstige Alternativen zu teuren Werkzeugmaschinen. Die präzisen CNC-Fräsroboter von MABI Robotic überzeugen durch Energieeffizienz und minimale Änderungen an der bestehenden Infrastruktur beim Kunden ebenso wie durch Flexibilität mittels Verfahrachse und hohe Genauigkeit. Wir freuen uns, unseren Kunden die leistungsstarke Kombination aus MABI Roboter, Siemens CNC Steuerung und CRENO-Integration anbieten zu können, um eine massgeschneiderte Lösung zu erhalten, die genau ihren Bedürfnissen entspricht. Kontaktieren Sie uns - und profitieren Sie von unserem Know-how.

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Milling and deposition welding with our CNC robot at Toolcraft.

The manufacturing landscape is changing. Driven by technological advances such as Industry 4.0 and automation, robotic arms are increasingly becoming an integral part of modern production. As a leading Swiss company, MABI Robotic AG has made a name for itself by developing high-precision industrial robots that set new standards. In this article, we take a closer look at the role of robotic arms in industry and MABI Robotic's innovations.

The Franconian company Toolcraft AG has developed a robot cell that converts a design file into a finished component — fully automated.

VDI News Issue No. 3 dated 09 February 2024 - Page 17

High-precision surface treatment with the help of a robot at the Frauenhofer Institute IWU.

‍Zerspanungstechnik.de Blog January 21, 2024‍

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An industrial robot for CNC milling with a repeat accuracy of 0.02 mm and a pose accuracy of 0.15 mm. The MAX-100-2.25-P It can compete with some CNC milling machines.

Blog post from Unilube: The future of large part manufacturing

A milling machine with a working area of 6x2m for less than 200,000 CHF. Swiss-made CNC industrial robot with open chip concept.

‍Unilube Blog Tech Talk April 25, 2022

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A robot with precision that can match a machine tool: This inexpensive alternative to a CNC machine is suitable for numerous applications such as milling or application. It was developed by the Aargau-based company MABI Robotic AG, which uses control, drives, spindles, control cabinet and software from Siemens.

Have you ever seen a robot milling? That was exactly what was possible at the MABI Robotic stand. As the only exhibitor at the trade fair, a live milling show was presented several times a day. Spectators were able to watch the spectacle up close. Watch the result in the video.

At the SIEMENS AG stand at Prodex 2019, a mobile CNC robot application with a MABI MAX 100 was presented. The MAXRAIL travel axis was developed specifically for highly accurate application scenarios, so that frictional forces can be compensated thanks to a master-slave drive and output-side, linear and high-resolution length measurement systems. In this way, it is possible to create optimal conditions for growing robotic applications in the CNC sector.

MABI Robotic AG made a successful appearance at the world's largest industrial trade fair in Hanover. A mobile CNC robot application with a MABI MAX 100 was presented at the SIEMENS AG stand in Hall 9 at Hannover Messe. The joint project between MABI and the Fraunhofer IFAM Institute and SIEMENS AG impressively demonstrates how the high-precision robot kinematics of MABI Robotic AG together with the SINUMERIK 840 D CNC controller from SIEMENS will change the milling of large structures in the future.

Stock Exchange for Future Technologies — Lightweight Construction Day in Stade brings companies across industries together.

Press release dated November 16, 2017

Robots are considered too imprecise for processing tasks. Measurement technology can compensate for this more and more often.

Production issue No. 20 dated September 20, 2017

These robots can work with people without a safety fence.

Production issue No. 13 dated March 29, 2017

Robots on demand enable mobile processing of aircraft parts with high precision and process reliability.

Production issue No. 10 dated March 8, 2017

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