FAQ - PHOENIX Robotics Lifting Column

Phoenix is an industrial-grade lifting column that extends the vertical reach of robots, enabling higher stacks, taller work envelopes, and more flexible cell layouts—especially in palletizing, depalletizing, material handling, and ergonomic workstations.

• Phoenix: Heavy-duty lifting column for industrial applications, handling up to 2500 kg loads.
• Phoenix Compact: Slim design for industrial or medical use, up to 130 kg, includes motor and controls but no robotic mounting plate.
• Phoenix Robotics: Designed for robotic integration, up to 130 kg, includes roboticmounting plate, plug-in software, and TCP/IP communication for seamless control.

Phoenix uses standard Ethernet TCP/IP, which does not require a license; additional protocols are available upon request.

Phoenix offers basic compatibility with all robots (Ethernet TCP/IP), and plug-and-play integration for ABB, FANUC, and Universal Robots (Polyscope X).

Phoenix Robotics offers plug-and-play integration for ABB, FANUC, and UR (Polyscope X). Connect with lifting column with the robot controller and the lifting column will be recognized immediately. Details can be found in the quick set up guide and instruction manaul.

• PHR130 (High Load): up to 130 kg at 125 mm/s
• PHR70 (High Speed): up to 70 kg at 170 mm/s

Up to 130 kg standard (higher loads on request).

Up to 170 mm/s (PHR70 high-speed variant).

Stroke options: from 680mm to 1400mm. Standard sizes are 680 mm, 800 mm, and 1400 mm. Other strokes on request.

Positioning accuracy ±1 mm; repeatability 0.5 mm.

40% duty cycle at maximum load and speed.

At maximum height, Phoenix shows only ~2 mm horizontal deflection under lateral force—versus ~9 mm typical for similar products.

Footprint: 183×183 mm (profiles), 245×245 mm (bottom plate).

Safe torque-off, finger-pinch protection, integrated drive.

Palletizing, depalletizing, bin picking, flexible production lines, ergonomic setups.

Yes, CE-certified and robot brand-certified for plug-and-play integration.