SIASUN Truss Robot (Truss Robot)

Most factory floors are built around the machines, and the handling gets squeezed in afterward. The SIASUN Truss Robot (Truss Robot) turns that around: it is a frame you size to the space, with the motion built into the beams overhead. Parts travel above the machines instead of around them, and the floor stays free for people and production.

The product is available through this page, by quotation.

Background

SIASUN and the modular truss line

SIASUN is a robotics and automation manufacturer, and this truss robot belongs to its modular M series. The series is a standard product developed according to market demand, with six sub-series suited to different applications. Three of those sub-series are named for this page: MGI, MGH and MGA.

SIASUN has gained the trust and support of global clients through thousands of project engineering experiences, and it can customize complete, advanced industry solutions. For a buyer in the Caribbean, where a plant may be small, a warehouse may be tight and every installation has to count, that mix of standard modules and project experience is the practical point.

Key technology: standardized modular units

All SIASUN truss robots are composed of standardized modular units. They are flexible in combination, easy to install and highly adaptable. Because the design is modular, every product has good interchangeability and versatility, which makes installation and replacement more convenient.

The horizontal axes carry the main engineering idea. The X-axis and Y-axis of all series use a rectangular guide rail designed by SIASUN, with driving roller bearings for ultra-high-speed movement. The X-axis stroke can be extended infinitely to meet user requirements, so the same design can serve a short cell or a long production line. SIASUN also runs a “parts supermarket” that can supply the modules customers require at any time.

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 requirements, the control system model, the communication interfaces, the IP rating, what is in the box or the operating temperature range; they are confirmed at quotation.

What makes the MGI, MGH and MGA sub-series different from one another?

The three named sub-series share the same modular idea but are aimed at different jobs. The MGI covers loads of 1 to 1000 kg with high-speed movement along the X-axis and Z-axis. External axes (A-axis and C-axis) can be added to it, and the control system can be selected to suit the customer’s usage habits. Its beam-column connection has been upgraded from bolting to fixing by clamping, which lets the frame adapt flexibly to the distance between the user’s on-site equipment. You can read more on the SIASUN MGI Truss Robot (MGI Truss Robot) page.

The MGH has the same 1 to 1000 kg load range and the same top speed, but it moves along the X-axis and a double Z-axis. Two vertical axes suit cells where more than one pickup or drop point has to be served, and the details sit on the SIASUN MGH Truss Robot (MGH Truss Robot) page.

The MGA widens the envelope. Its load range runs from 1 to 5000 kg, it moves along the X-axis, Y-axis and Z-axis, its X-axis stroke can be extended infinitely, and the maximum span of the Y-axis is 12m. For the whole series in one place, see the SIASUN Modular Truss Robot (M Series) page.

Why choose a modular truss over a fixed, one-off gantry?

A one-off gantry is designed once and stays as it was built. A modular truss is assembled from standardized units, so it can be combined to match the layout, installed with less effort and changed later. All products have good interchangeability and versatility, so replacing a module is convenient rather than a rebuild.

The supply side matters as much. The “parts supermarket” can supply the modules a customer needs at any time. For a site far from a factory, that is a sensible reason to favor standard modules. Because the X-axis stroke can be extended infinitely, a line that grows can often be served by lengthening the frame rather than replacing it.

Who is the SIASUN Truss Robot for?

Manufacturers with machine tools to feed will find the platform a natural fit, especially where several machines sit in a row and parts must pass between them. Plants that handle heavy items can look at the MGA, whose load range reaches 5000 kg. Plants that mainly move lighter workpieces, up to 1000 kg, may be better served by the MGI or the MGH, each linked above.

Integrators and engineering firms are another segment. Modular units that combine flexibly and can be customized into complete industry solutions give them a standard base to build on. Smaller workshops can start with a compact frame and extend it as volume grows. Organizations comparing other SIASUN equipment can browse the Special Robots category.

What is the SIASUN Truss Robot used for?

1. Machine tool loading and unloading: moving workpieces into and out of machines along the overhead axes.
2. Material handling: carrying loads from 1 kg up to the series limit between stations.
3. Transfer between stations: linking machines, conveyors and fixtures along an extended X-axis.
4. Heavy-load transfer: moving large workpieces with the MGA sub-series across a span of up to 12m on the Y-axis.
5. Dual-pickup cells: serving two vertical positions with the MGH double Z-axis.
6. Customized automation lines: building complete industry solutions from standardized modules, with extra axes where needed.

Pricing and Availability

No prices are listed here, because the right configuration depends on the sub-series, the load, the span and the number of axes. Request a quotation and we will work from your project. Delivery, customs and support are arranged together with the quotation. The SIASUN Truss Robot (Truss Robot) is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What load can the SIASUN Truss Robot carry?

The M series standard product load ranges from 1 to 5000 kg. 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 for the series. The MGI and MGH reach 240 m/min on their own axes.

Can the travel length be extended?

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

Can more axes be added?

Yes. For the series, additional axes can be added. For the MGI, additional external axes (A-axis and C-axis) can be added, and the control system can be chosen to suit your habits.

How are replacement modules obtained?

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

Is the SIASUN Truss Robot built from standard modules?

Yes. All truss robots are composed of standardized modular units that combine flexibly and are easy to install. SIASUN can also customize complete industry solutions.

Where can I buy the SIASUN Truss Robot and what does it cost?

It is available through this page, by quotation. The cost depends on the sub-series and the configuration, so no price is shown; send a request and the quotation covers it.

Summary

The SIASUN Truss Robot (Truss Robot) puts the handling overhead and leaves the floor to the work. Standardized modules, SIASUN’s own rectangular guide rails, an X-axis that can be extended infinitely, and sub-series from the 1000 kg MGI and MGH to the 5000 kg MGA give a buyer room to start small and grow. For a quotation on your layout and load, this page is the starting point.