The DENSO VS-087 Dust & Splash is a six-axis articulated industrial robot with a 905 mm maximum motion area and a 7 kg maximum payload. It uses AC servomotors with absolute encoders and brakes on all joints. The unit is rated IP54 and the wrist is rated IP65.
What is the payload of the DENSO Robotics VS-087 Dust & Splash?
7 kg, per VSA Series 6-axis Articulated Robots | DENSO Robotics (densorobotics.com).
What is the reach of the DENSO Robotics VS-087 Dust & Splash?
905 mm, per VSA Series 6-axis Articulated Robots | DENSO Robotics (densorobotics.com).
What is the repeatability of the DENSO Robotics VS-087 Dust & Splash?
±0.03 mm, per VSA Series 6-axis Articulated Robots | DENSO Robotics (densorobotics.com).
How many axes does the DENSO Robotics VS-087 Dust & Splash have?
6, per VSA Series 6-axis Articulated Robots | DENSO Robotics (densorobotics.com).
How much does the DENSO Robotics VS-087 Dust & Splash weigh?
51 kg, per VSA Series 6-axis Articulated Robots | DENSO Robotics (densorobotics.com).
What is the IP rating of the DENSO Robotics VS-087 Dust & Splash?
IP54, per VSA Series 6-axis Articulated Robots | DENSO Robotics (densorobotics.com).
What is the maximum TCP speed of the DENSO Robotics VS-087 Dust & Splash?
11000 mm/s, per VSA Series 6-axis Articulated Robots | DENSO Robotics (densorobotics.com).
Study notes
Overall arm length is 875 mm (first arm 445 mm + second arm 430 mm).
Unit is rated IP54; wrist is rated IP65.
Maximum allowable moment of inertia: J4/J5 0.45 kg·m²; J6 0.1 kg·m².
Maximum allowable moment: J4/J5 16.2 N·m; J6 6.86 N·m.
Air piping option uses 7 systems (φ4x6, φ6x1) with selectable 2-position double, 3-position exhaust-center, or 3-position closed-center solenoid valves.
Noise is less than 65 dB(A).
Cycle time is 0.36 s.
Maximum composite speed is 11,000 mm/s.
Safety
ANSI and CE compliant.
Brakes are provided for all joints.
Air source operating pressure is 0.20–0.39 MPa; maximum allowable pressure is 0.49 MPa.
J1 motion range is limited when wall mounted; details require a sales representative.
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