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Yaskawa Accessories 131024-1

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The Yaskawa 131024-1 is a wrist nut designed for use in robotic arms. Engineered from durable alloy, this component has a torque rating of 5 Nm, ensuring reliable performance in various applications.

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Technical specifications for 131024-1

ManufacturerYaskawa
Product TypeWrist Nut
Product LineAccessories
Part Number131024-1
UseRobotic Arm
Torque Rating5 Nm
MaterialAlloy
CoolingNatural
Protection ClassIP20
Enclosure RatingNEMA 1
Maximum Ambient Temperature40 degrees Celsius
Minimum Ambient Temperature0 degrees Celsius
Max. Operating Humidity80% (non-condensing)
Max. Storage Humidity80% (non-condensing)
Max. Operating Altitude1000 m above sea level
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The 131024-1 by Yaskawa is a robust wrist nut specifically crafted for robotic arm applications. This component boasts a torque rating of 5 Nm, making it suitable for demanding tasks within robotic systems. Constructed from a durable alloy, it ensures strength and longevity under various working conditions.

Designed for natural cooling, the 131024-1 operates efficiently at a temperature range of 0 to 40 degrees Celsius. Its design includes protection class IP20, which offers basic protection against solid objects. The NEMA 1 rating ensures functionality in indoor environments where dust and moisture are limited.

Humidity tolerance is rated at 80% for both operational and storage conditions, non-condensing, which allows for reliable performance without damage in humid settings. Additionally, the wrist nut can operate effectively at altitudes up to 1000 meters above sea level, further broadened its application spectrum for various robotic systems.