(Dürr: Southfield, MI) -- Dürr is introducing a new generation of robots used to paint car bodies. The EcoRP4 compact painting robot features an asymmetric architecture that improves access to the body for the applicator, enabling it to reliably reach even hard-to-access interior areas. Its reduced number of components also lowers maintenance requirements and operational costs, especially benefiting car manufacturers with high production volumes.

Since 1998, Dürr has shipped almost 20,000 painting robots from the Ecopaint robotic family worldwide. The latest addition to the family, the EcoRP4, has been developed as the successor to the six-axis EcoRP E/L x33iC robot. It’s specifically designed for paint lines that handle high volumes and standardized applications. Different designs enable flexible integration into the paint shop, from floor mounting to tower installation, as well as on “linear rails.”

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