SIASUN SA7A-7/0.60 (SA7A-7/0.60)

A SCARA arm earns its place on the line by doing one small thing thousands of times without complaint, and the SIASUN SA7A-7/0.60 (SA7A-7/0.60) is built around that idea. It pairs a stiff, low-vibration structure with a body that stays light and simple to set up, so the cell gets productive quickly and stays that way.

This product is available through this page, by quotation.

Background

Siasun and the SA7A series

Siasun is a maker of industrial robots, and its catalog covers several robot families, SCARA arms among them. The SA7A series is a brand-new generation of SCARA robots. It sits in the store's SCARA range, which is part of the wider Industrial Robots collection.

The series is organized by size. Three versions of this model are named: SA7A-7/0.50, SA7A-7/0.60 and SA7A-7/0.70. This page describes the SA7A-7/0.60, which is rated for a payload of 7 kg (15.4 lbs) with a reach of 600mm.

Positioning and key technology

The SA7A series is aimed at plants that want more automation scenarios covered by one platform without driving up maintenance costs. Two design choices carry that goal. The first is a modular design, which lets the same family of machines serve different jobs. The second is a dual-support structure, which brings larger load capacity, high rigidity and low vibration.

The arm is paired with a new generation of the S series control cabinet. The cabinet supports multiple programming and teaching methods, so a team can pick the approach that suits its engineers rather than being forced into one. The main unit also carries abundant user cables, which leaves room to add grippers, sensors and other end-of-arm tooling.

Technical Specifications

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

The manufacturer has not published the repeatability, the protection rating, the degrees of freedom, the weight, the power supply, the axis ranges and speeds, the mounting method, the package contents or the cycle time; they are confirmed at quotation.

What makes the SA7A-7/0.60 different from a conventional SCARA arm?

The most visible difference is the dual-support structure. A SCARA arm works by swinging a horizontal linkage at speed and then stopping precisely, and every swing sets up vibration that the structure has to absorb. Siasun's answer is to support the arm in two places, which delivers larger load capacity, high rigidity and low vibration. For a buyer, a stiffer arm usually means parts settle faster after a move and the machine is easier to tune.

The second difference is how the machine is built to be used. The modular design is meant to cover more automation scenarios while reducing maintenance costs, so one platform can be adapted rather than replaced when a line changes. The main body is lighter and deployment is convenient and simple, which matters when a cell has to be installed, moved or reworked on a tight schedule.

The third is the control side. The new generation S series control cabinet supports multiple programming and teaching methods. Together with the abundant user cables on the main unit, that keeps the overall machine cost in check while leaving room for the peripherals a real application needs.

How does the 0.60 version relate to the rest of the series?

The SA7A-7 line comes in three versions: SA7A-7/0.50, SA7A-7/0.60 and SA7A-7/0.70. The figures on this page belong to the 0.60 version only, and no figure from a sibling is borrowed here. If your application needs a different reach, ask us and we will go through the other versions with you.

If your parts are heavier than this arm is rated for, look at the larger SA10A family, for example the SIASUN SA10A-10/0.60, or at the SIASUN SA20A-20/0.80. For lighter work in a smaller envelope, the SIASUN SA4A-4/0.40 is the natural point of comparison.

Who is the SIASUN SA7A-7/0.60 for?

Electronics manufacturers are the first group. 3C is among the main application industries, and that sector's assembly, handling and placement work is where SCARA arms are most at home.

Lithium battery and photovoltaic producers are the second group. Both sectors run repetitive handling and transfer tasks at volume, and a rigid, low-vibration arm suits that rhythm.

Automotive electronics suppliers are the third. Their lines often mix several small product types, so a modular platform with flexible programming options is a practical fit.

System integrators are the fourth. A lighter main body, abundant user cables and several teaching methods make the arm easier to build into a customer's cell and hand over to operators. Buyers in the Caribbean who are planning a first automation project, or adding capacity to an existing line, will also find the simple deployment worth weighing, since it limits the time a line spends out of production.

What is the SIASUN SA7A-7/0.60 used for?

1. Electronics assembly. Picking and placing small components and sub-assemblies on 3C product lines.
2. Lithium battery handling. Moving cells and parts between process stations within the payload rating.
3. Photovoltaic production. Repetitive transfer and positioning tasks in solar component manufacturing.
4. Automotive electronics. Assembly and handling of modules and small parts for vehicle electronics.
5. Machine tending and transfer. Loading and unloading fixtures or stations in compact work cells.
6. Integrated automation cells. Working alongside grippers, sensors and other equipment through the user cables on the main unit.

Pricing and Availability

Pricing is provided by quotation, and we will be glad to prepare one for your application. Tell us your sector, the parts you handle and the number of arms you need. Delivery, customs and support are arranged together with the quotation. The SIASUN SA7A-7/0.60 is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the payload of the SIASUN SA7A-7/0.60?

The SA7A-7/0.60 is rated for a payload of 7 kg (15.4 lbs). Tell us about your tooling and we will discuss how it fits.

What is the reach of the SA7A-7/0.60?

The reach is 600mm. This figure belongs to the 0.60 version only.

What controller does the arm use?

It works with a new generation of the S series control cabinet. The cabinet supports multiple programming and teaching methods.

Which industries is the robot made for?

It is aimed at 3C, lithium battery, photovoltaic, automotive electronics and related sectors. Other light handling and assembly work can be discussed with us.

Is the SA7A-7/0.60 difficult to install?

The main body is lighter, and deployment is convenient and simple. Ask us about your site and we will go through the details.

Are repeatability and the protection rating listed?

Neither appears in the specifications above. Request them together with your quotation.

Where can I buy the SIASUN SA7A-7/0.60 and what does it cost?

You can order it through this page by requesting a quotation. The cost depends on your configuration and delivery, so we give it in the quotation and do not list it here.

Summary

The SIASUN SA7A-7/0.60 is a SCARA arm that wins on steadiness and simplicity. A dual-support structure gives it rigidity and low vibration, a lighter body keeps installation straightforward, and the S series cabinet with its several teaching methods keeps programming flexible. With a payload of 7 kg (15.4 lbs) and a reach of 600mm, it suits 3C, lithium battery, photovoltaic and automotive electronics work. If you want to see how it fits your line, this page is the starting point.