The SUCCESS series carries the numbers of a best-seller relaunched: three-axis frames for presses from 20 T (Success 5) through Success 11, 22 and 33 up to 900 T, now joined by 5-axis X versions, with horizontal strokes stretching from 1000 to 7000 mm in 500 mm steps and payloads from 1 to 20 kg on the heavy-load trims. The platform descends from the Axess line sold in thousands, redesigned on the modular S chassis it shares with the S5 Line.

Why add two axes to an economy robot?

Because stripping and stacking are two different jobs: the 5-axis X versions add servo wrist rotation for parts that must change orientation between demold and placement, without stepping up to a full premium robot. The new cam-for-follower technology and ECO Air function - vacuum generated only when the grip demands it - cut operating cost on the cycles that run millions of times a year.

Economy robot or programming burden?

The Touch 2 control answers with the Simple Pick-and-Place module: answer the system questions and watch the cycle build in 3D on screen, no programming language required; Visual 2 is available when conveyors, interleaves and sprue-cutting stations join the cell. Against the larger Strong 40 to 60 robots for the heaviest duty, the SUCCESS series is the volume tier - the robot most plants buy several of, which is exactly why its maintenance routine was redesigned too.