Anti-collision Ball: Used to protect the robot's cables, tubing and sensitive components from impact and damage caused by crushing.

Fixing Seat: Used to secure the cable package to a specific location on the robot, ensuring stability and consistency in cable routing.

Splitter: Used to group cables and keep them organized for easy installation and maintenance.

Sliding Inner Clip: Used to secure and guide the cable within the bundle, allowing the cable to move smoothly as the robot moves.

Fixed Inner Clip: Used to secure the bellows and prevent the cable from shifting during movement.

Corrugated Pipe: A flexible tube that protects the cable from damage caused by bending and twisting while allowing the cable to bend and move.

Telescopic Mechanism: A device that allows the cable to expand and contract within a certain range to accommodate the movement of the robot.

End Ball Sleeve: A component that protects the end of a cable, usually to prevent damage to the end of the cable.

Metal Fixtures: A ball bushing used to secure the end of the robot, providing additional stability and durability.

L-shaped Pipe: A box used to organize and manage cables, typically for cable entry and exit.

Spring: Used to provide a degree of elasticity to help maintain proper tension on the cable and reduce wear and tear, which requires a degree of flexibility in the bellows.

Tennis Racket: Tennis rackets are fixed to the six axes of the robot and are mainly used to mount accessories such as fixtures, which must be customized according to the different solutions of each robot.