Heavy Duty Robots Enter the Ring

Advances in 6‑axis robot tech­nol­o­gy have made it pos­si­ble to build small­er and much, much BIG­GER robots.

Meet the indus­tri­al robot heavy­weights. These burly, heavy duty robots are designed to han­dle the biggest parts — from auto bod­ies to tractors. 

The Giant: Fanuc M‑2000iA
The Fanuc M‑2000iA is so gigan­tic it almost deserves a weight class of its own. This super heavy duty robot is avail­able in two ver­sions: M‑2000iA/​900L and M‑2000iA/​1200. The world’s largest and most pow­er­ful 6‑axis robot, the M‑2000iA has an IP67 pro­tect­ed wrist, and is con­trolled by an advanced R‑30iA.

The Enter­tain­er: KUKA KR1000
The KUKA KR 1000 Titan can hoist up to 1000kg. This heavy duty robot reach­es a full 3202mm hor­i­zon­tal­ly and 5000mm ver­ti­cal­ly. In addi­tion to its many heavy duty indus­tri­al uses, the KUKA KR1000 is also at the cen­ter of Dis­ney’s Epcot KUKA new Robo­coast­er ride: ​“Sum of all Thrills.”

The Pow­er­ful: ABB IRB 7600
Meet every chal­lenge with the tough ABB IRB 7600 robot mod­el. This heavy duty robot attacks jobs with a 630kg pay­load capac­i­ty. Avail­able in a cou­ple dif­fer­ent ver­sions, the ABB IRB 7600 offers excep­tion­al flex­i­bil­i­ty and a vari­ety of arm lengths. 

Tough: Motoman Heavy Pay­load
Motoman​’s three HP (Heavy Pay­load) mod­els pro­vide still more options for mate­r­i­al han­dling, machine tend­ing, and die cast robot­ic needs. The HP350D, HP500D, and HP600D accom­mo­date a range of pay­load and reach requirements. 

For more infor­ma­tion about heavy duty robots, con­tact the sales team at Robots​.com: 877−762−6881 or con­tact rep­re­sen­ta­tives online.