KUKA industrial robots are generally classified according to centralized specifications:
1. Classification according to the number of axes.
2. Classification according to the use scenario. For example: welding, palletizing, etc.
Model status of KUKA robots.
1. LBR iwa (7-axis robot)
It is the first mass-produced active robot, and it is also a robot with human-robot collaboration capabilities. LBR stands for "light robot" and IWA stands for "intelligent industrial work assistant". This has opened a new era for active industrial robot technology and a promising new production process. For the first time, direct collaboration between humans and robots is completed to complete tasks that require high mobility. As a result, new working areas can be created that can increase economic efficiency and achieve maximum power. The human-robot LBR iwa is available in two models with payloads of 7 and 14 kg. Arm span 800-820mm. Seven-axis robot.
2. KR 3 AGILUS (Desktop Six-Axis Robot)
KUKA has tightened its know-how and technology to the smallest possible space. With the launch of the KR 3 AGILUS, we have set a new benchmark for robots in the 3 kg payload class. The small robot can process micro workpieces in a 600 x 600 mm production cell – and is extremely precise, sensitive and economical.
3. KR AGILUS fivve (5-axis robot)
The KR AGILUS five is the most agile 5-axis robot in our range of small robots. This small robot is fast, stable and has the highest precision. In addition, due to the small footprint, it is easy to get used to different working conditions.
4. KR CYBERTECH ARC nano (5th axis hollow, arc welding classic)
The KR CYBERTECH ARC nano product line is the best choice for track applications such as maintenance gas welding, gluing and sealant application. This I-industry robot has the best performance and the highest power density, which can achieve maximum economic benefits at the lowest cost.
5. KR6 (mainstream classic, 6kg weight, 1,611m reach, robot)
The KR 6 is a true motion artist and our smallest low-payload robot. Its compact size allows it to be designed for a wide range of low-cost and space-saving work cells.
6. KR 16 /20 (the same as KR6 is a type of appearance)
The KR 16 is one of the most widely used six-axis industrial robots. It is easily scalable and can be used in different combinations. Its joint movement system makes it an aspirational partner for all point and trajectory control tasks in the low load zone.
7. The maximum arm span of KR30 is 3000, mm
The KR 30 delivers the highest job quality with the shortest cycle times – and at the same time unrivalled repeatability. This makes the six-axis robot particularly suitable for part handling, part measurement or laser use.
8、KR40PA
The KR4OPA is KUKA's smallest and lightest pallet stacker. This industrial robot designed for palletizing palletizes palletizing and will help you get the fastest speed and the highest accuracy - the perfect selection for palletizing Euro pallets.
9、KR 1000 titan
It's our powerful heavy-duty robot. The six-armed robot can also move the heaviest parts and assemblies safely and precisely from a distance. Useful load: 750- 1300kg. Reach: 3202 - 3601mm
10、KR 210-2 F exclusive
The Exclusive type KR 210-2 can be used to complete the highly efficient work cell concept in the foundry industry. The KR 210-2 F exclusive is guaranteed high performance even at the extremes. 210 - 210kg, useful load. 2700 - 2700mm achievable intervals
11、KR 470-2 PA
The KR 470 – 2 PA packs and assembles your goods reliably, precisely and quickly in a very small space. The depalletizing robot can complete the shortest cycle time in the heavy load range, so it is particularly widely used.4 70-470 kg useful load; 3150-3150mm achievable intervals.
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