Working Space:
Diameter (D): 400 mm/ 600 mm/ 800 mm
Height (H): 240 mm

Payload:
Maximum payload: 2 kg

Speed and Acceleration:
Maximum speed: 3 m/s
Maximum acceleration: 50 m/s²

Accuracy and Repeatability:
Pose repeatability: ±0.15 mm
Position accuracy: ±0.15 mm

Number of Axes:
The Delta X S Official is available in configurations with 3, 4, 5, or 6 axes, offering flexibility to meet your specific needs.

Power Supply:
The robot operates on a 24VDC - 30A power supply.

Weight:
The robot weighs 25 kg, making it relatively lightweight and portable.

With its impressive specifications and versatility, the Delta X S Official is an ideal choice for anyone looking for a high-performance robot arm for a wide range of applications.

For the Delta X S Official, the production time ranges from 7 to 10 days, with an additional 10 to 15 days for shipping.

The Delta X S D800 4-axis package includes a disassembled robot arm, power supply, USB cable, I/O cable, stop button, and necessary assembly tools.

Additional equipment, like a computer or microcontroller board, is required for automation tasks.

A control device (laptop, PC, embedded computer, PLC, or Arduino).

A vacuum or air gripper, plus a pneumatic or vacuum source.

A conveyor belt for object transport.

Vision components (camera, lens, lighting) and encoders for object tracking.

Additional sensors may be needed depending on your application.

Control it through G-code commands via USB, RS485, RS232, or Ethernet.

Basic setup involves connecting the robot to a computer and sending commands.

Integrate the robot as a "black box" in your production line, using its input/output ports for system interaction.

The warranty period is one year.

Remote technical support and replacement parts are provided for faults.

A new robot is sent if the issue is unidentifiable.

AIX supports data labeling, training models, and object recognition.

It provides APIs for external software communication.

The Delta X Team offers free software support and data labeling services.

Dimensions and weight vary based on the model and configuration.

Shipping fees range from $10 to $13 per kilogram.

Typically 60 - 86 picks per minute for standard operations.

Speeds can potentially reach around 120 picks per minute with a sturdy frame, though stability might be affected.

The robot has been tested for continuous operation of up to 2 years (16 hours per day) before needing maintenance like replacing belts in the gearbox.

Free consulting and guidance are provided until the system becomes operational.

For extensive testing and design, additional fees ranging from $500 to $1000 may apply.