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Robot Manipulators — Industrial Process Automation

A robot manipulator is a programmable mechanical device with 4–15 degrees of freedom designed for automated repetitive operations: welding, palletizing, machine tending, painting, and assembly. The Chastotnik.ua catalog features 697 industrial robot models from leading global manufacturers. Depending on your task, choose a category: welding robots for arc and spot welding or KUKA robots for versatile manufacturing tasks.

How to Choose a Robot Manipulator

Key selection criteria for an industrial robot: payload capacity (weight of part + gripper + tool with a 20–30% margin), maximum reach, position repeatability, and number of axes. Below is a comparison of key models from the catalog:

ModelPayloadReachRepeatabilityAxesApplication
FANUC CR-7iA3 kg1437 mm±0.08 mm6Assembly, small part handling
KUKA KR 10 R900 Sixx10 kg1101 mm±0.03 mm6Machine tending, adhesive bonding
ABB IRB 1200-7/0.75 kg901 mm±0.06 mm6Compact assembly, packaging
MOTOMAN GP745 kg1787 mm±0.08 mm6Palletizing, heavy part handling

Robot Manipulator Manufacturers

The catalog features industrial robots from four leading manufacturers:

  • FANUC — 263 models, leader in CNC-compatible robots with ArcMate (welding) and CR (collaborative) series.
  • MOTOMAN (Yaskawa) — 247 models, wide payload range from 3 to 130+ kg, up to 15 axes for complex trajectories.
  • KUKA — 100 models in the KR series with ±0.03 mm repeatability, optimal for precision operations.
  • ABB — 87 models in the IRB series with flexible mounting (floor, wall, ceiling, angled).

Robot Manipulators by Specifications

Select a robot by key parameters:

Warranty and Support

Chastotnik.ua provides a full supply cycle for industrial robot manipulators in Ukraine: official manufacturer warranty, technical consultation for selection, delivery across Ukraine (Kyiv, Kharkiv, Dnipro, Odesa, Lviv). Payment by bank transfer for legal entities or by invoice.

Frequently Asked Questions

How to choose a robot manipulator by payload capacity?

Robot payload must exceed the combined weight of the part, gripper, and tool with a 20–30% margin. Typical ranges: 3–14 kg for assembly and small part handling; 20–70 kg for welding and painting; 100–300 kg for palletizing; 500+ kg for automotive industry. Our catalog offers models from 3 kg (FANUC CR-7iA) to 45 kg (MOTOMAN GP series).

What is the difference between an industrial robot and a cobot?

A standard industrial robot operates in a fenced area without human access, providing maximum speed and payload. A cobot (collaborative robot) has force and speed limitations, allowing it to work alongside humans without fencing. FANUC CR series and KUKA LBR iiwa are examples of cobots for light assembly and quality inspection tasks.

How many axes does an industrial robot need?

A 6-axis robot covers most manufacturing tasks: welding, painting, machine tending. 4–5 axes are sufficient for palletizing and simple loading operations. 7+ axes are needed for work in confined spaces or complex trajectories. MOTOMAN offers models with up to 15 axes for dual-arm operation.

What affects robot position repeatability?

Repeatability determines the accuracy of the robot returning to a specified point. It depends on reducer design, frame rigidity, and the control system. KUKA KR series provides ±0.03 mm, ABB IRB — ±0.06 mm, FANUC and MOTOMAN — ±0.08 mm. For welding ±0.1 mm is sufficient; for electronics assembly ±0.05 mm or less is required.

What mounting options are available for industrial robots?

Main options: floor (standard, most common), ceiling (inverted — saves floor space), wall, and angled. ABB IRB supports all four options. KUKA and FANUC support floor and ceiling mounting. The choice depends on the production cell layout and available space.