Product Selection Differences for Clean Room Robots

When selecting Clean Room Robots, there are several key differences to consider:

1. Cleanliness Class: Clean room robots are typically classified based on the level of cleanliness required in the operating environment. Cleanliness classes include ISO 1, ISO 3, ISO 5, etc. Select a robot that meets the cleanliness class requirements of your clean room.

2. Material Compatibility: Ensure that the materials used in the construction of the robot are compatible with the chemicals and cleaning agents used in your clean room environment.

3. Precision and Accuracy: Consider the level of precision and accuracy required for the tasks to be performed by the robot. Look for robots with precise control systems and repeatability.

4. Payload and Reach: Determine the payload capacity and reach of the robot needed for your specific applications. Choose a robot that can handle the weight and reach requirements of your tasks.

5. Integration and Flexibility: Consider how easily the robot can be integrated into your existing processes and how flexible it is in adapting to different tasks or configurations.

6. Robot Design: Look for robots with a design that minimizes the risk of particle contamination and allows for easy cleaning and maintenance.

7. Manufacturer Support and Service: Choose a robot from a reputable manufacturer that offers good customer support, training, and maintenance services.

By considering these key differences, you can select a Clean Room Robot that best fits your specific requirements and ensures optimal performance in your clean room environment.