SIASUN Modular Truss Robot (M Series) (Modular Truss Robot (M Series))

Most plants never run short of height, only of floor. The SIASUN Modular Truss Robot (M Series) puts that unused space overhead to work, carrying parts along straight, predictable lines above machines, conveyors and stations, and it is built from standard blocks so that it can be assembled to the shape of your site rather than the other way around.

The product is available through this page, by quotation.

Background

SIASUN and the M Series

SIASUN is a robotics manufacturer whose range includes articulated arms, collaborative robots, mobile robots and special-purpose equipment. The Modular Truss Robot (M Series) is a standard product that SIASUN developed according to market demand. It is not a single machine but a family of six sub-series, each suited to different applications. The sources name three of them: MGI, MGH and MGA.

Truss robots, also called gantry or Cartesian robots, move in straight lines along X, Y and Z axes. That makes them a natural fit where parts must be lifted, carried and set down across a wide work area. You can browse related equipment in the Special Robots category.

Modular design as the core idea

All SIASUN truss robots are composed of standardized modular units. These units combine flexibly, are easy to install and adapt well to different layouts. Because the design is modular, all products have good interchangeability and versatility, which makes installation and replacement more convenient.

SIASUN also runs what it calls a “parts supermarket”, which can supply the modules a customer requires at any time. For a buyer, this means a system can be extended or serviced with standard modules instead of rebuilt from scratch. Beyond the standard range, SIASUN can customize complete and advanced industry solutions for users.

The X-axis and Y-axis, the horizontal axes, of all series use a rectangular guide rail designed by SIASUN. With driving roller bearings, this rail allows ultra-high-speed movement. The X-axis stroke can be extended infinitely to meet user requirements, so the same concept serves a short cell or a very long production hall.

Technical Specifications

Specifications as published by the manufacturer; confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.

The manufacturer has not published the dimensions, the weight, the repeatability, the power supply, the control system model, the acceleration, the stroke ranges per axis, the drive type, the contents of the box or the protection rating; they are confirmed at quotation.

What makes the M Series different from a fixed gantry?

A fixed gantry is usually designed once for one job. The M Series starts from the opposite end: standardized modular units that can be combined, installed and replaced with little fuss. If the layout changes, the system can change with it, and the “parts supermarket” can supply the modules needed.

The rail design matters as well. The rectangular guide rail on the X-axis and Y-axis, together with driving roller bearings, is what allows the ultra-high-speed movement. Because the X-axis stroke can be extended infinitely, the length of the installation is set by your building rather than by a catalog limit. Additional axes can also be added to the three standard ones.

How do the MGI, MGH and MGA sub-series differ?

The three named sub-series differ mainly in axis arrangement and load. The MGI works along the X-axis and Z-axis with a load range of 1 to 1000 kg. The MGH keeps the same load range but works along the X-axis and a double Z-axis. Additional external axes, the A-axis and the C-axis, can be added to the MGH, and the control system can be chosen to suit the customer’s usage habits.

The MGH also has an upgraded beam and column connection. Instead of bolting, the parts are fixed by clamping, which adapts flexibly to the distance between the user’s on-site equipment.

The MGA covers X-axis, Y-axis and Z-axis movement with a load range of 1 to 5000 kg. Its X-axis stroke can be extended infinitely and the maximum span of its Y-axis is 12m. Each figure stays with its own version; please do not read one sub-series’ numbers across to another.

Who is the SIASUN Modular Truss Robot (M Series) for?

Plant managers with limited floor space will find the overhead approach attractive, since the robot works above the equipment rather than beside it. Integrators and line builders benefit from standard modules, because a system can be assembled, adjusted and maintained with interchangeable parts.

Operators with heavy parts should look at the MGA first, given its load range of 1 to 5000 kg and its Y-axis span of 12m. Buyers who need two vertical movements on one beam, or extra rotating axes, should look at the MGH. Where a simpler X and Z motion is enough, the MGI is the matching sub-series.

Companies that want something beyond the standard range can ask SIASUN to customize a complete industry solution. Buyers who prefer a robot arm for flexible reach may also compare articulated equipment in the same Special Robots category.

What is the SIASUN Modular Truss Robot (M Series) used for?

1. Material handling between stations. Parts are lifted and carried in straight lines from one point of the line to the next.
2. Loading and unloading machines. A truss above the machines can serve several of them along one long X-axis.
3. Heavy part transfer. The higher load range of the MGA suits large or heavy workpieces.
4. Stacking and palletizing tasks. Three-axis motion over a wide area is a typical fit for placing items in order.
5. Multi-station production lines. An extended X-axis lets one system serve many stations in a row.
6. Customized industry solutions. SIASUN can tailor a complete solution, with extra axes and a control system chosen to suit the customer.

Pricing and Availability

We do not print prices on this page. Please request a quotation, stating the sub-series, the load you need and the length of travel your site requires. Delivery, customs and support are arranged with the quotation. The SIASUN Modular Truss Robot (M Series) is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many sub-series does the M Series have?

The M Series has six sub-series, suited to different applications. The sources name the MGI, the MGH and the MGA.

What load can the M Series carry?

The standard product load ranges from 1 to 5000 kg across the series. The MGI and MGH cover 1 to 1000 kg, and the MGA covers 1 to 5000 kg.

How fast does it move?

The maximum speed is 240m/min along the X-axis, Y-axis and Z-axis. The MGI and MGH are each stated at 240 m/min.

Can the travel length be extended?

Yes. The X-axis stroke can be extended infinitely to meet user requirements, and the maximum span of the MGA Y-axis is 12m.

Can more axes be added?

Yes. Additional axes can be added to the series. For the MGH, external A-axis and C-axis units can be added, and the control system can be selected to suit the customer.

Are spare modules easy to obtain?

SIASUN states that its “parts supermarket” can supply the modules customers require at any time. The modular design also makes installation and replacement convenient.

Where can I buy the SIASUN Modular Truss Robot (M Series) and what does it cost?

You can buy it through this page, by quotation. The cost depends on the sub-series and the configuration, so we give no figure here; send us your requirements and we will prepare a quotation.

Summary

The SIASUN Modular Truss Robot (M Series) turns empty space overhead into productive floor. Its standard modules, SIASUN’s rectangular guide rail, an infinitely extendable X-axis and three named sub-series let you match the machine to the job, from the 1 to 1000 kg MGI and MGH to the 1 to 5000 kg MGA. If you are planning a handling line and want to use your height instead of your floor, this page is the starting point.