T.I.E. Indus­tri­al is excit­ed to announce we are now offer­ing robot wrist refur­bish­ment and repair services.

For man­u­fac­tur­ers, min­i­miz­ing down­time is cru­cial. A com­mon strat­e­gy is to have a stock of spare robot parts, but these often don’t include vital com­po­nents like robot wrists. At T.I.E. Indus­tri­al, we address this gap by offer­ing a selec­tion of refur­bished wrists, avail­able for imme­di­ate sale. Our inven­to­ry is ready to ship on the same busi­ness day, and our wrist core exchange pro­gram offers addi­tion­al sav­ings. This approach ensures that cru­cial robot parts are read­i­ly avail­able, help­ing to main­tain con­tin­u­ous production.

Our Cur­rent Fanuc Wrist Repair Capabilities 

• Fanuc R2000iA 165kg A290-7324-T503 
• Fanuc R2000iB 165kg A290-7329-T501 
• Fanuc R2000iC 165kg A290-7333-T501 
• Fanuc R2000iC 210kg A290-7333-T501 
• Fanuc M710iC 50/​70kg A290-7125-T501
• Fanuc R2000iB 210Kg. A290-7329-T515
• Fanuc M900iA 350Kg. A290-7327-T501
• Fanuc M‑10iA / Arc­Mate 100iC A290-7224-V556
• Fanuc P‑700 (Fanuc paint wrist) EO-5093 – 011-007A

Request a Quick Robot Wrist Repair Quote

In Fanuc Robots, wrist repairs are often neces­si­tat­ed by issues like ser­vo motor and shaft faults, brake prob­lems, and bear­ing or seal fail­ures. Oth­er rea­sons include over­heat­ing, acci­dents, and insuf­fi­cient lubri­ca­tion. These issues might stem from var­i­ous caus­es such as mis­align­ment, oil leaks, or con­t­a­m­i­na­tion. Our refur­bish­ment process for these robot wrists not only restores them to near-orig­i­nal con­di­tion but also offers sub­stan­tial cost sav­ings – about 50 to 75% less than OEM prices. Our unique clean­ing and test­ing ensure that the refur­bished wrist func­tions effec­tive­ly, pro­vid­ing a cost-effi­cient alter­na­tive to pur­chas­ing new parts.

Com­mon Caus­es for Wrist Repair in Fanuc Robots

• Ser­vo Motor Fault
• Shaft Fault
• Brake Fault
• Mount­ed Head Grounded
• Bear­ing Failure
• Seal Fail­ure
• Over Heat
• Crash­es
• Lack of Lubrication

A range of fac­tors, from mis­aligned cou­plings to oil leaks and dri­ve mal­func­tions, can lead to break­downs in indus­tri­al robot wrists. Our refur­bish­ment process revi­tal­izes these com­po­nents to near­ly new con­di­tions, offer­ing sig­nif­i­cant sav­ings — between 50 to 75% com­pared to stan­dard OEM prices. Uti­liz­ing a unique clean­ing and test­ing approach, we ensure these parts are restored to opti­mal func­tion­al­i­ty, offer­ing an eco­nom­i­cal alter­na­tive to pur­chas­ing new equipment.