KAWASAKI MX420L Alternatives & Competitors

The MX500N robot has a maximum payload capacity of 500 kg and reach of 2,540 mm with one of the highest available wrist torque in the industry, which provides the ability to significantly offset heavy payloads from the tool mounting flange. Along with powerful motors, Kawasaki's original link design for JT3 (arm up-down) gives the robot the power to lift heavy loads without the use of bulky and limiting counterweights, maximizing the robot’s motion range and allowing for a compact footprint.

The MX700N robot has a maximum payload capacity of 700 kg and reach of 2,540 mm with one of the highest available wrist torque in the industry, which provides the ability to significantly offset heavy payloads from the tool mounting flange. Along with powerful motors, Kawasaki's original link design for JT3 (arm up-down) gives the robot the power to lift heavy loads without the use of bulky and limiting counterweights, maximizing the robot’s motion range and allowing for a compact footprint.

The MX350L robot has a maximum payload capacity of 350 kg and reach of 3,018 mm with one of the highest available wrist torque in the industry, which provides the ability to significantly offset heavy payloads from the tool mounting flange. Along with powerful motors, Kawasaki's original link design for JT3 (arm up-down) gives the robot the power to lift heavy loads without the use of bulky and limiting counterweights, maximizing the robot’s motion range and allowing for a compact footprint.

The shelf-mounted MT400N robot has a payload capacity of 400 kg, maximum horizontal reach of 3,503 mm and vertical reach of 4,319 mm, and was designed for vertical motion . Along with powerful motors, Kawasaki's original link design for JT3 (arm up-down) gives the robot the power to lift heavy loads without the use of bulky and limiting counterweights, maximizing the robot’s motion range and allowing for a compact footprint.

The MG15HL model is a highly rigid, wide motion range robot with an ultra-high payload capacity of 1,500 kg and maximum reach of 4,005 mm. Kawasaki's patented hybrid link mechanism for JT2 (arm out-in) and JT3 (arm up-down) makes it possible to achieve a maximum payload capacity without the use of bulky and limiting counterweights. The hybrid link mechanism gives the robot the power to lift and manipulate heavy loads with great ease and high repeatability. The second and third axes that affect motion accuracy use highly rigid ball screws with minimal backlash. This reduces arm deflection while enabling high positioning accuracy. The robot's unprecedented rigidity makes it ideal for high counterforce applications such as riveting, drilling, machining and friction spot joining.

The MG10HL model is a highly rigid, wide motion range robot with an ultra-high payload capacity of 1,000 kg and maximum reach of 4,005 mm. Kawasaki's patented hybrid link mechanism for JT2 (arm out-in) and JT3 (arm up-down) makes it possible to achieve a maximum payload capacity without the use of bulky and limiting counterweights. The hybrid link mechanism gives the robot the power to lift and manipulate heavy loads with great ease and high repeatability. The second and third axes that affect motion accuracy use highly rigid ball screws with minimal backlash. This reduces arm deflection while enabling high positioning accuracy. The robot's unprecedented rigidity makes it ideal for high counterforce applications such as riveting, drilling, machining and friction spot joining.

The RS080N robot has a payload capacity of 80 kg, the highest of the R series robots, which are setting the benchmark for all small to medium duty Industrial (Articulated) Robots. The compact design, along with industry leading speed, reach and work range make the R series robots ideal for a wide range of applications throughout a multitude of diverse industries.

The powerful MOTOMAN GP600 handling robot provides an impressive payload of 600 kg and a maximum reach of 2,942 mm. Due to it's parallel link design, the outstanding repeatability is better than +/- 0.1 mm.

The powerful MOTOMAN GP400 handling robot provides an impressive payload of 400 kg and a maximum reach of 2,942 mm. Due to it's parallel link design, the outstanding repeatability is better than +/- 0.1 mm.

With a maximum reach of 3,150 mm, the RS015X model has the longest reach of the R series robots, which are setting the benchmark for all small to medium duty Industrial (Articulated) Robots. The compact design, along with industry leading speed, reach and work range make the R series robots ideal for a wide range of applications throughout a multitude of diverse industries.