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Empty Dress Pack Solution
A proven, pre-engineered mechanical platform for robotic energy and media management — without preinstalled cables or hoses, for customers who apply their own media standards. Engineered once, validated in production, standardized globally.
- Standardized routing geometry, interfaces and mounting concepts
- Maximum flexibility in cable and hose selection
- Components accessible and replaceable to minimize downtime
- Internal or external routing with axis-specific options
Each system is configured per robot model and application — pricing is quoted per specification.
Technical data
What's included
- Corrugated protection tubing (NW17 – NW90)
- RoboRoc® retraction system
- Robot-specific mounting brackets and supports
- Adjustable strain-relief components
- Mechanical protection elements
Engineered and standardized — not custom every time
The Empty Dress Pack Solution provides fully engineered mechanical routing for robotic energy and media management — without preinstalled cables or hoses — for customers who want maximum flexibility in media selection.
Routing geometry, mechanical interfaces, mounting concepts, retraction and strain relief all build on solutions developed and validated over decades of production use.
Engineer once. Validate in production. Standardize globally.
The platform combines standardization with application flexibility: a proven mechanical basis that adapts to your own cable and hose standards — robot by robot, plant by plant.
Components stay accessible and replaceable by design, minimizing downtime during maintenance or media changes.
Typical applications
- Material handling
- Welding and joining
- Sealing and adhesive processes
- Riveting and clinching
- Multimedia and hybrid tooling
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