KUKA KR 6 KS Alternatives & Competitors

KUKA's KR 60 L30 KS is a shelf mounted robot with 6 axes and an ability to handle a payload of up to 30 kg. KR 60 L30 KS KR C2 robots are ideal for material handling applications and smaller projects.

KUKA's KR 16 KS-F is a shelf mounted industrial robot designed for a wide variety of applications such as handling, packaging, cutting, and painting/enameling. Designed with a 16 kg payload and a maximum reach of 1801 mm, the KR 16 KS-F KR C2 weighs 235 kg. The F designation on this robot indicates the KR 16 KS-F KR C2 is suitable for environments with a high degree of fouling and high temperatures.

This shelf-mounted KR 16 KS version combines a squatty build with a broad reach. The KR 16 KS KR C2 offers a greater depth of working envelope in a downward direction as well as reduced overall height of the robot.

The deeper working envelope of the shelf-mounted KUKA KR 30 KS provides an excellent solution for loading applications. The shorter lifting distances and longer reach, due to the low base frame of the KR 30 KS KR C2, help to reduce cycle times in machine tending tasks.

The KUKA KR 60 L45 KS robot is a shelf mounted robot. The KR 60 L45 KS KR C2 is equipped with a lower payload and a longer reach. Six axes, 45 kg payload capacity, and a reach of 2430 mm make the KR 60 L45 KS KR C2 ideal for material handling task.

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.

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 highly flexible and durable KUKA KR 30 handles diverse applications. Its modular design allows for simple payload and reach modifications. With a small footprint and variable mounting options, the KR 30 KR C2 fits the bill for space-efficiency and versatility. The KR 30 KR C2 robot is easily customized for different projects and requirements. It is capable of low to medium payloads, and powerful, accurate movement. The KR 30 JET robot system is also available. This robot is light weight and extremely fast. It has a linear axis, jointed-arm and JET TRACK axis module that helps to free up valuable floor space. The robot knee can be mounted overhead or on the wall, providing optimum axial symmetry to ensure the robot's reach, deep into machines. The modular structure of the KR 30 JET enables execution of the individual user and task-specific program sequences. Up to two robots can be deployed on the JET traversing axis, making it possible to tend several machines or positions at the same time to further optimize the production process. There is a wide range of gantry variants and a specially adapted linear unit to ensure speed and workspace are maximized. This system can be easily adapted to your current needs because of the overhead or side mounting options. The KR 30 JET has a 0.07 mm repeatability, a 1682.5 mm reach, and can cover distances of up to 30 meters. It can take parts out of machines from above with speed, precision, and high repeatability.

Shelf-mounted robots, like the KR 16-2 KS, offer the customer a greater depth of working envelope in the downward direction. They also have a lower overall height, when compared with the standard K models. These benefits help in certain tasks such as the loading and unloading of machines such as injection molders. The KR 16-2 KS combines all of these beneficial attributes and uses them to also produce reduced cycle times in machine tending tasks. With a 16 kg payload, 1801 mm reach, and the pairing of the KR C4 controller, the KR 16-2 KS is ready to bring amazing efficiency and increased productivity to your production line.

The KUKA KR 150 K is a six axes, 110 kg payload, shelf-mounted robot. The KR 150 K KR C2 is ideal for a variety of applications such as spot welding, material handling, machine tending, and plasma cutting. As a robust shelf mounted robot, the KUKA KR 150 K can be integrated in the role of top loader in a production line, giving it the ability to load and unload, as well as performing finishing applications -- all in one streamlined operation. This level of versatility gives manufacturers many different options when they decide to invest in the KUKA KR 150 K.