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Used robotized automation applications in Sweden

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    2007 KUKA KR16

    2007 KUKA KR16

    • Manufacturer: Kuka
    • Model: KR 16

    This 6-axis KUKA KR16 robot arm was manufactured in 2007. It features a rated payload of 6 kg, additional arm load of 10 kg, and a total load capacity of 36 kg. With a working space volume of 24 m³ and a weight o...

    Sweden
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    ABB IRB 140 I Welding

    ABB IRB 140 I Welding Cell

    • Manufacturer: ABB
    • Model: IRB140
    • Load capacity: 6 kilogram
    • no. of axis: 6 axis

    Explore this used ABB IRB 140 welding cell from 2001, located in Sweden. This welding cell embodies ABB's legacy of quality and innovation. With a generous reach of 810 mm and a robust 6 kg payload capacity, it o...

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    Sweden

Overview

Industrial robots are automated machines designed to perform repetitive tasks in manufacturing and production environments. They are used to improve efficiency, precision, and safety in various industries such as automotive, electronics, and metalworking. Industrial robots can perform welding, painting, assembly, and material handling tasks, among others.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when purchasing an industrial robot?

Consider the robot's payload capacity, reach, speed, precision, and compatibility with your existing systems. Also, evaluate the manufacturer's support and service options.

How can I ensure safe shipping of an industrial robot?

Use a specialized freight company experienced in handling industrial machinery. Ensure the robot is properly crated and secured to prevent damage during transport.

What is the maintenance schedule for an industrial robot?

Regular maintenance includes checking and replacing worn parts, updating software, and performing routine inspections. Follow the manufacturer's recommended maintenance schedule for optimal performance and longevity.