Product decision guide · Cartesian robots
STAW-1100 Injection Molding Robot
STAW-1100: interpret the published 8 kg load, 1100 mm vertical travel and press range alongside installation, tooling and acceptance requirements.
Manufacturer data with selection guidance for buyers.
Manufacturer data
Published specifications
STAW-1100 is a SHIP telescopic Cartesian extraction robot listed for injection-moulding applications. Its official table states 8 kg maximum load, 1100 mm vertical and 710 mm crosswise travel, and a 200-400 ton press screening range. Confirm the exact mounting drawing, full tooling load, machine interlocks and representative extraction trial before ordering. The illustration is for the family; catalog timing does not establish a completed production cycle.
- Payload
- 8 kg
- Vertical stroke
- 1100 mm
- Crosswise stroke
- 710 mm
- Traverse stroke
- 1600 mm
Values and units are shown as the manufacturer publishes them. Confirm the fit for your complete cell with the manufacturer.
A compact extraction layout
Evaluate this model against the opened mould and the required discharge point. The published 1,100 mm vertical travel and 1,600 mm traverse are linear strokes, not articulated-arm reach. Its 200–400 ton press range is a first screening clue; tie-bar spacing, mould height and the robot mounting interface decide whether a particular press can accept it. Compared with STAW-1300, this record has the same stated 8 kg load but less vertical and traverse travel. Choose the shorter arrangement only after checking the deepest pickup pose with the complete gripper.
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The published values and what they mean
| Published item / decision | How to use it | Limit to confirm |
|---|---|---|
| Maximum load | 8 kg | Supplier table; attached tooling, moments and motion conditions require approval. |
| Press screening range | 200-400 ton | Not a machine-specific compatibility approval. |
| Vertical / crosswise travel | 1100 / 710 mm | Linear strokes, not arm radius. |
| Traverse travel | 1600 mm | Check the actual release point and guarding. |
| Arm / drive | telescopic / X.Y.Z AC Servo | Confirm controller and ordered servo arrangement. |
| Posture | 90° | Catalog label; posture mechanism and axis-count definition need confirmation. |
| Minimum take-out | 1.5 seconds | Catalog minimum, not a complete measured production cycle. |
| Air / electrical supply | 0.5Mpa / AC220V | Confirm inlet requirements, protection, electrical load and installation circuit. |
| Air usage | 1.5 nl | Measurement conditions and cycle basis are not defined on the page. |
| Net mass | 360 kg | Installation reactions and foundation requirements remain separate. |
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Resolve this model’s installation questions
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Turn the take-out claim into a test
The catalog quotes 1.5 seconds minimum take-out, not a completed injection-moulding cycle. Measure time from the agreed mould-open signal to the robot-clear signal with the representative part and tool.
Agree on the mould-open, robot-entry, gripping, mould-clear and placement events in the controller log. Include stops, rejected parts and manual interventions in any capacity measurement. The source does not establish absolute positioning accuracy, repeatability, safety integrity level or a certified robot–press interface.
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Freeze the machine and handover scope
- Identify the press, mould, open gap, ejector sequence, discharge point and ordered robot mounting drawing.
- Agree on the loaded tool drawing, fixture retention, vacuum or grip monitoring and fault recovery before a trial.
- Document press–robot interlocks, access protection, stopping behaviour and permitted manual recovery for the complete cell.
- Run the representative extraction sequence and archive event logs, accepted/rejected counts and agreed acceptance limits.
- Receive wiring, pneumatic, mechanical and controller backup documents, maintenance intervals, spare-part responsibilities and installation support terms.
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What should remain open in the quotation?
Is the picture the exact ordered robot?
The image illustrates the STAW family. A signed model-specific configuration drawing and accessory list should govern the order, not the shared illustration.
Does the press tonnage range guarantee fit?
No. Nominal clamping tonnage does not define mould geometry, mounting interface, tooling clearance or safety integration. Check the particular press and mould.
Are price, cycle savings or safety certification verified?
No such result is asserted here. The table is supplier-published information and the checks are platform procurement guidance. No independent test, expert sign-off or certificate verification is claimed.
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Configuration worksheet
A model-specific worksheet has not been reviewed for this record. Use the inquiry outline to request the configuration and acceptance data.
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[S1] SHIP STAW official model table and dimension sheet
Manufacturer publication · Source reviewed
Exact STAW-1100 row and published family dimensions; merged table cells expanded from DOM rowspan. Supplier claims only, no independent performance trial.
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