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These are the backbone of many molding operations, used for standard pick-and-place tasks. Examples include the high-performance S5 Line and the versatile Success Line .
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This comprehensive overview covers the core technology, specific product lines, and strategic manufacturing advantages of Sepro robotics. Core Technology and Technical Classifications
Founded in 1973 and headquartered in La Roche-sur-Yon, France, Sepro Group has spent over 50 years engineering cutting-edge Cartesian and polyarticulated arm robots. Today, with over 40,000 injection molding machines (IMMs) equipped globally, a "Robot Sepro" system is a global benchmark for precision, speed, and production efficiency across industries like automotive, packaging, medical, and electronics. The Complete Sepro Robot Portfolio Examples include the high-performance S5 Line and the
These standard linear robots move along traditional X, Y, and Z coordinate axes. They excel at high-speed pick-and-place routines, simple part extraction, and structured sorting on conveyor belts. The newly redesigned three-axis S-Line units offer exceptional speed and reliability for standard operations. 2. 5-Axis Cartesian Robots
The global plastics manufacturing industry relies on speed, precision, and relentless efficiency. At the heart of this operational standard is the , a benchmark technological ecosystem engineered by Sepro Group . For over 50 years, Sepro has equipped more than 40,000 injection molding machines worldwide, advancing from simple CNC manipulators to sophisticated multi-axis automation workhorses. For over 50 years
7. The Future of Sepro: Smart Data and Collaborative Automation
All 5-axis versions can also be equipped with an optional R3 rotation, adding a sixth axis of motion for even greater flexibility inside the mold or for secondary operations outside the machine.