Potential for higher productivity
Lower moving mass can enable faster working cycles when motion limits the cycle time. Drives and controls must support the change.
Application & Value
Less moving mass for precise, dynamic motion.

Robot arms must move loads quickly and precisely. Their own weight loads the drives, while deflection and vibration affect positioning.
Fibre-reinforced arm structures combine low moving mass with high stiffness. Their construction addresses loads during movement, while connections and joints transfer the forces. This allows the structure to support precise motion while limiting the structural weight carried by the drives.
Lower moving mass can enable faster working cycles when motion limits the cycle time. Drives and controls must support the change.
A stiff structure limits deformation under load and supports repeatable motion.
Less mass to accelerate can reduce drive loads and energy demand. The effect depends on the motion profile.
In moving systems, structural weight also affects the demands on drives and control. A lighter structure with sufficient stiffness can therefore create benefits beyond the component itself. For other handling tasks, duty cycle, reach and payload should be considered together when assessing this potential.
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