Standard series
FR3
Payload3 kg
Reach622 mm
A compact 3 kg arm for precise handling and tight workspaces.
Explore FR3APPLICATION 02
Make the entire machine cycle part of the plan.
Evaluate part handling, access, machine communication, and recovery alongside the robot itself.
The part family
List blank and finished-part dimensions, weight, variation, and the surfaces available for gripping. Flag delicate or difficult-to-handle parts.
The machine interface
Identify the machine model, door operation, workholding, cycle-start logic, and signals available for a controlled handoff.
Presentation and removal
Decide how blanks arrive, how finished parts leave, and how the system will detect missing or misoriented parts.
Exceptions and recovery
Document tool changes, alarms, chip buildup, rejected parts, and the intended operator recovery process.
Use qualified integration and a cell-level risk assessment. Do not assume an available robot or machine interface is suitable without validation.
Plan your next step.
Bring your part, process, and production goals. Our team will help you scope the right robot and the complete application.
Book a consultationModel starting points
Explore the relevant specifications.
Explore these configurations, then plan the complete cell with our team.
3 kg
Standard series
FR5
Payload5 kg
Reach922 mm
A versatile 5 kg arm with 922 mm reach for everyday automation.
Explore FR5Standard series
FR10
Payload10 kg
Reach1,400 mm
A 10 kg arm with 1,400 mm reach for a larger working envelope.
Explore FR10Standard series
FR16
Payload16 kg
Reach1,034 mm
A 16 kg payload in a 1,034 mm working envelope.
Explore FR16Standard series
FR20
Payload20 kg
Reach1,854 mm
A 20 kg arm with 1,854 mm reach for larger parts and layouts.
Explore FR20Standard series
FR30
Payload30 kg
Reach1,403 mm
A 30 kg arm with 1,403 mm reach for heavier handling tasks.
Explore FR30Explore the full lineup or book a consultation to select a configuration for your process.
Bring the process.
Let’s talk about the next step.
Have an application in mind? Start with a conversation about the parts, the process, and what a useful solution needs to do.