"use strict"; OB_ready(OB_doWhenReady);function OB_doWhenReady() { // localize everything var ooohBoi = window.ooohBoi || {}; // local scope variables ooohBoi.prev_scroll_pos = window.scrollY || document.body.scrollTop; ooohBoi.cur_scroll_pos; ooohBoi.scroll_direction = 'init'; ooohBoi.prev_scroll_direction = 0; ooohBoi.header = document.querySelector('#header_pop'); // header ID ooohBoi.header_pos = { top: ooohBoi.header.offsetTop, left: ooohBoi.header.offsetLeft, }; ooohBoi.header_height = OB_outerHeight(ooohBoi.header); // show-hide header with ease/transition ooohBoi.header.style.transition = 'all 0.3s ease-out'; // update header height on window resize ooohBoi.updateHeaderHeight = function() { ooohBoi.header_height = OB_outerHeight(ooohBoi.header); } // listen "scroll" event and decide what to do ooohBoi.checkScroll = function() { ooohBoi.cur_scroll_pos = window.scrollY || document.body.scrollTop; if (ooohBoi.cur_scroll_pos > ooohBoi.prev_scroll_pos) ooohBoi.scroll_direction = 'down'; else if (ooohBoi.cur_scroll_pos ooohBoi.header_height) { OB_addClass(ooohBoi.header, 'im-hidden'); // for styling ooohBoi.header.style.top = -1 * ooohBoi.header_height + "px"; ooohBoi.prev_scroll_direction = scroll_direction; } else if (scroll_direction === 'up') { OB_removeClass(ooohBoi.header, 'im-hidden'); ooohBoi.header.style.top = ooohBoi.header_pos.top + "px"; ooohBoi.prev_scroll_direction = scroll_direction; } } // listen "scroll" and "resize" window events window.addEventListener('scroll', ooohBoi.checkScroll); window.addEventListener('resize', ooohBoi.updateHeaderHeight); }function OB_outerHeight(el) { var height = el.offsetHeight; var style = getComputedStyle(el); height += parseInt(style.marginTop) + parseInt(style.marginBottom); return height; }function OB_addClass(el, className) { if (el.classList) el.classList.add(className); else { var current = el.className, found = false; var all = current.split(' '); for (var i = 0; i < all.length, !found; i++) found = all[i] === className; if (!found) { if (current === '') el.className = className; else el.className += ' ' + className; } } }function OB_removeClass(el, className) { if (el.classList) el.classList.remove(className); else el.className = el.className.replace(new RegExp('(^|\\b)' + className.split(' ').join('|') + '(\\b|$)', 'gi'), ' '); }function OB_ready(fn) { if (document.readyState != 'loading') fn(); else if (document.addEventListener) document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', fn); else { document.attachEvent('onreadystatechange', function() { if (document.readyState != 'loading') fn(); }); } }

Comprehensive Robotic Maintenance Solutions

Robotic Arm Accessories

Understanding Robotic Arm

Robotic Arm Accessories

When it comes to enhancing your machinery, Maajtek offers a diverse selection of accessories to boost functionality, efficiency, and adaptability across various applications. Our products are specifically engineered to minimize the risk of machinery malfunction and keep things in good shape for the long haul.

End Effectors

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Grippers serve essential functions in tasks such as picking and placing, assembly, and material handling.

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Welding Guns Specialized end effectors for tasks like arc welding which is common in manufacturing and automotive industries.

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Tool Changers

An end-effector comprises two matching parts: a master side and a tool side. These parts are specifically designed to automatically lock or couple together.

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The Robot Tool Changer enables automated processes to switch tools and provide utilities. It allows for mounting robots, CNC machines, or other structures on the Master side for increased flexibility.

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The Tool-side of the Tool Changer mounts to various tools like grippers, welders, or deburring tools. It may also be referred to as a Quick-Change device (QC) and an automatic tool changer (ATC).

Sensors and Cameras

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Cameras are the most critical sensors in AMR and robotic systems, catering to diverse imaging requirements. Within the domain of AMR, cameras are pivotal, providing crucial functions such as vision detection and recording and are used in multi-camera systems for complete surrounding awareness.

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Force/Torque Sensors: These sensors measure the force and torque applied by the robotic arm, essential for delicate tasks requiring precision.

Controllers and Joints

Rotary/Revolute Joints

Rotary joints also known as Revolute joints are used in robotic appendages such as arms and legs of machinery enabling essential motions like bending and straightening.

Prismatic Joints

Prismatic joints, also called linear joints, support linear movement along a straight path.

Robotic Joints and Motors

These components enable robotic arms to perform efficient, repetitive, and precise tasks by providing necessary movement and flexibility.

Additional Accessories

Utility Couplers

A Utility Coupler is a sophisticated connection device that combines air or electric signals for docking and fixturing applications. A Utility Coupler is a sophisticated connection device that combines air or electric signals for docking and fixturing applications.

Compliance Devices

Enables the robot to accommodate variations in the workpiece or environment, boosting operational flexibility and reducing the risk of damage during task execution.