KUKA KR 1000 titan
A six-axis robot with an open kinematic system and an unparalleled payload capacity.
Specifications
| Maximum Load of Robot | 950 |
| Number of axis | 4 |
| Maximum horizontal reach | 3601 |
| Repeatability | ±0,01 |
| Range of motion | |
| Axis 1 | +/-150 |
| Axis 2 | +17.5 to -130 |
| Axis 3 | +17.5 to -130 |
| Axis 6 | 6: +/-350 |
Overview
The KR 1000 titan is a six-axis robot with an open kinematic system and an unparalleled payload capacity. It handles heavy loads over distances of up to 6.5 meters. Loads contain engine blocks, stones, glass, steel beams, components for ships and aircraft, marble blocks, precast concrete parts.
For special areas of application, there is also the Foundry variant with the best reach/payload ratio or the version as a palletizing robot for heavy loads of up to 1.3 tonnes.
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