3HAC16035-1 Brake release board

Overview

Place of Origin:	Sweden
Brand Name:	ABB
Model Number:	3HAC16035-1
Packaging Details:	Original new Factory Sealed
Delivery Time:	5-7 days
Payment Terms:	T/T
Supply Ability:	In stock

Specifications

Description

The 3HAC16035-1 is a brake release board in ABB industrial robots or automation control systems. It's a robot body accessory used to control the braking and release functions of robot axes. As part of ABB's esteemed lineup of automation products, the 3HAC16035-1 is engineered to deliver exceptional performance and reliability across various applications. With its state-of-the-art technology and robust design, it stands out as a versatile solution for modern manufacturing environments.

Applications

Automotive manufacturing plants: Controlling axis locking in spot welding, material handling, and painting robotic arms.

Food packaging plants: Supporting the safety of frequent start-stop operations for palletizing robots (such as the IRB 460/660).

Metalworking plants: Ensuring the stability of robotic arm positions during loading and unloading on CNC machine tools.

Electronics assembly plants: Providing fast-response braking control for precision assembly robots.

Competitive Advantage

The ABB 3HAC16035-1 features high-speed processing for rapid data handling and timely decision-making, making it ideal for time-critical operations. It supports multiple communication protocols, enabling seamless integration and system scalability.

With a flexible I/O configuration, it adapts to various control and monitoring needs. Its robust design ensures reliable performance in harsh industrial environments, while the energy-efficient structure helps reduce operating costs.

The unit also offers a user-friendly interface for easy configuration and monitoring. Compatibility with ABB’s automation software further enhances analytics and system performance.

FAQ

Q: Is there a difference between 3HAC16035-1 and 3HAC16035-1/03?
A: Suffixes (such as /03, /05) usually indicate hardware revisions or different batches. Basic functions are the same, and they are generally backward compatible.

Q: If the robot reports a "Brake error," does it necessarily mean 3HAC16035-1 is faulty?
A: Not necessarily. You need to check the cables for the corresponding axis, the brake coils, and the contactors in the control cabinet. If multiple axes report errors simultaneously, the board is more likely to be faulty.

Q: Does replacing 3HAC16035-1 require recalibrating the robot?
A: No. It only handles electrical control and does not involve axis position coding data.

Q: Can 3HAC16035-1 be used on an IRB 6620 robot?
A: Yes, but some models may require a matching mounting bracket (e.g., order repair kit 3HAC066539-001).

Q: Why is there a manual button on 3HAC16035-1?
A: That's a manual release button, which allows maintenance personnel to manually release the brake on a specific axis to move the robotic arm when the power is off.