5-Axis Cartesian Take-Out Robot Configurations for Injection Molding

Yushin's NC servo wrist units add programmable, teach-and-save rotational axes to a standard take-out robot. This allows the robot to rotate or angle a part or insert during release and placement, rather than only moving it along fixed linear paths.

Additional axes become useful when the application requires controlled part orientation that linear motion alone cannot achieve - for example, insert loading, overmolding, or placing a part at an angle into a downstream fixture. If the part can be placed in its ejection orientation, standard 3-axis take-out is typically sufficient.

Insert loading, overmolding, and complex orientation are advanced Yushin-supported applications, handled through engineered EOAT, insert-handling tooling, and A/C, B/C, or A/B/C NC servo wrist units. These applications require deeper engineering review, but they are supported Yushin America capabilities.

No. Yushin America builds Cartesian take-out robots for injection molding, with optional servo wrist configurations for applications that require added orientation control. Yushin does not sell generic industrial 5-axis robot arms as a standalone product category.