KUKA KR 360 FORTEC Alternatives & Competitors

The KUKA KR 360 is a heavy duty robot with a lot of options! This Kuka KR 360 KR C2 arm has a generous payload of 360 kg and a long reach of 2826 mm. The KR 360 Kuka robot can be floor or ceiling mounted to allow for effective use of existing floorspace. A foundry version of the KR 360 KR C2 is available for volatile conditions. These variants are heat and water resistant. The Kuka KR 360 heavy duty robot is highly adaptable to cleanroom use and other ambient conditions.

The KR 500 FORTEC is proud to seamlessly offer great amounts of strength to complete a variety of heavy duty tasks. It's new streamlined design can easily tackle a variety of heavy duty tasks, ranging from cutting, to assembly, to material handling, to spot welding! The KR 500 FORTEC has proven technology, paired with the KR C4, to help achieve even greater versatility. Additionally, it provides a larger work envelope and length of the reference load center distances and the same hole patterns for mounting to help ease the integration into existing cell layouts. There are a few variants of the KR 500 to enable greater flexibility for the range of heavy duty tasks it can complete. Most are also available as a found-version, if necessary. The KR 500 R2830 is the standard model; it has a 500 kg payload and 2826 mm reach. The KR 420 R3080 has a 420 kg payload and up to 3076 mm reach. The KR 340 R3330 can tackle up to 340 kg and handle a reach of 3326 mm. The KR 500 R2830 MT (Machine Tooling) robot variant is used for heavy-duty milling applications; it can be used as a machine tool with an integrated milling spindle. It has a 500 kg payload and 2826 mm reach. The KR 480 R3330 MT is just like the aforementioned version, but with a 480 kg payload and a longer reach of 3326 mm.

The new generation of robots, to include the KUKA KR 600 FORTEC, brings an improved, streamlined design to the production floor and an overall improved performance. The hole patterns on the mounting flange on the wrist and for fastening the robot to the floor, for the KR 600 FORTEC, and its predecessor models, are all the same. This is important as they were designed to provide an easy addition for existing cell layouts. This heavy duty robot offers a huge working envelope (2826 mm), a considerable length of the reference load center distances, and is also available as a foundry version.

The KUKA KR 500 robot arm is a heavy-duty industrial robot arm with a high payload and large work envelope. The Kuka heavy duty KR 500 KR C2 has enhanced features such as an extension of the reference load center distance, integrated energy supply, and a more efficient use of floorspace. The KUKA KR 500 KR C2 is available as a ceiling-mounted arm, cleanroom arm, foundry arm, and ceiling-mounted foundry arm.

The KUKA KR 6-2 is part of the low payload family. The KUKA KR 6-2 KR C4 robot comes equipped with a KR C4 controller and has a 6 kg payload. Great for many applications, the KUKA KR 6-2 is cost effective and efficient. Versatility and flexibility make the KUKA KR 6-2 one of the most popular robot in the KUKA line. This KUKA model has streamlined robot design, with a level of precision that is unmatched by manual applications. The KR 6-2 has several different variations, such as the KUKA KR 6-2 W, which give manufacturers flexible production layout options.

The Kuka KR 6 offers smooth movement and space-efficiency. Highly reliable, the Kuka KR 6 KR C2 is easily operated and integrated for a variety of applications. With a 6 kg capacity, it provides an effective handling, assembly, machining, and coating solution for low payload projects. Formed from cast light alloy, the KR 6 KR C2 body offers intrinsic flexibility and top performance. All moving parts are covered and protected in the KR 6. Its compact structure provides easy workpiece access and efficient use of floor space.

Look no further than the KUKA KR 120 R2900 Extra for an affordable robot that can provide maximum versatility and flexibility. Also known as the KR QUANTEC, this robust robot has a sleek, space-saving design to enable an easy integration onto already existing cell layouts. The designers of the KR 120 R2900 were able to reach higher standards for an increase in precision, performance, energy, and availability. They did this by reducing the moving mass of all-rounders. Additionally, when comparing the KR QUANTEC with older models, it provides an additional 20% increase of payload (at 120 kg) and and longer reach of 2,900 mm. Your application will be nothing but grateful for the extra help of the KR 120 R2900 extra paired with the KR C4 controller.

The 6-axis, articulated Kuka KR 150 steps up the challenge of heavy loads. The KR 150 is a highly maneuverable, efficient worker. This robot is flexible and user-friendly, with a Windows interface and light-weight frame. The Kuka KR 150's compact base saves floor space. Its light cast alloy construction is strong, low maintenance, and simple. The KR 150 can use the KR C1 and KR C2 controller.

KUKA's KR 500 L340-3 industrial robot arm is part of KUKA's heavy-duty industrial robot series. With a reduced payload capacity of 340 kilograms, an extended reach of 3,326 millimeters gives the KR 500 L340-3 KR C4 robot arm a large work envelope and the ability to automate a wide variety of industrial applications such as material handling, spot welding, and drilling. Although this robot arm's payload and reach are high, the KUKA KR 500 L340-3 KRC4 robot maintains an impressive +/- 0.08 millimeter repeatability.

When a heavy duty job calls, the KUKA KR 1000 Titan F will answer; efficiently, precisely, and accurately, increasing your floors overall productivity! It can handle a variety of large, heavy objects such as concrete parts, ship or aircraft parts, and/or marble blocks. With a 3202 mm reach, and 1000 kg payload, there really is no other answer for the needs of your application. The KR 1000 Titan F is paired with the KR C4 and ready to boost your heavy duty needs, ASAP!