80/20: Static Robot Pedestal @8020llc

Uploaded December 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

To Purchase: bit.ly/3FhXZti
Find in Catalog: bit.ly/428g7iZ
80/20 Website: bit.ly/3peM7n3

80/20's extruded aluminum static robot pedestals work in tandem with robot mounting plates to give collaborative robots (cobots) more support structure versatility in different environments. These heavy-duty robot pedestals are designed for the largest in class collaborative robotic specifications and work with 36 different cobot models across 11 different manufacturers.

Available in four standard heights ranging from 300mm (11.811”) up to 1200mm (47.244”)
Load Capacity: 720 lbs (3207 N)
Max Torque: 18,060 lb-in (2040Nm) when mounted to floor
Compatible with 80/20's 40 series profiles and parts
Hardware included: Mobile Base Plate Screws (8), Mounting Plate Screws (8), and Floor Leveling Bolts (4).
Robot not included. Mounting Plates are sold separately

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