KUKA offers a globally unique series of stacking robot products in the field of robotic arm control
KUKA offers the market's fastest stacking robots, coupled with unparalleled global diversity in models. With payload capacities ranging from 40 to 1,300 kg, they provide a crucial advantage for any company. They are particularly convincing even in the most demanding stacking and palletizing tasks in the food industry.
KUKA provides the market's fastest stacking robots, boasting unmatched global diversity in models. With payload capacities ranging from 40 to 1,300 kg and reach up to 3,601 mm, their stacking robot series is the most extensive available.
Leading the future of automation technology with high-speed processing, each KUKA robot model is designed specifically for demanding stacking and palletizing tasks. For businesses, this means compact footprint, high cost-effectiveness, shortened operation cycles, and increased productivity. The KR 40 PA, the smallest KUKA stacking robot, features a robust performance with a reach of up to 2,091 mm and a 4-axis motion system capable of stacking pallets up to 1.6 m high at speeds of up to 56 cycles per minute.
Occupying minimal space with minimal interference profiles, the KR 40 PA excels even in extremely cold environments for food stacking tasks. Similarly renowned for speed is the KR QUANTEC PA series, with models like the 240 kg capacity version achieving up to 28.3 cycles per minute. Recently upgraded with the KR C5 controller, these robots reduce energy consumption by 30% compared to previous models. The KR QUANTEC PA Arctic stands out by operating effortlessly in temperatures as low as -30°C without requiring mechanical heating devices, making it unique in the market.
Furthermore, the KR QUANTEC PA series includes models using food-grade NSF H1 lubricants, meeting high hygiene standards for secondary food processing in the food industry. KUKA also offers heavy-duty robots with impressive operational speeds.
Featuring a drag chain system using NSF H1 cable grease, the KR QUANTEC PA HO effortlessly handles heavyweight tasks. Notably, the KR 300-2 PA, KR 470-2 PA, and KR 700 PA with their hollow shaft structures boasting an unparalleled 60 mm through-hole diameter, embody a space-saving modular concept for high-speed handling of heavy loads with extended maintenance intervals.
Michael Laub elaborates, "Our largest high-performance model, the KR titan PA, boasts a reach of up to 3,601 mm, a payload capacity exceeding one ton, and the ability to precisely place objects at their intended locations. No other robot in the world offers a comparable ratio of payload to net weight."
Leading the future of automation technology with high-speed processing, each KUKA robot model is designed specifically for demanding stacking and palletizing tasks. For businesses, this means compact footprint, high cost-effectiveness, shortened operation cycles, and increased productivity. The KR 40 PA, the smallest KUKA stacking robot, features a robust performance with a reach of up to 2,091 mm and a 4-axis motion system capable of stacking pallets up to 1.6 m high at speeds of up to 56 cycles per minute.
Occupying minimal space with minimal interference profiles, the KR 40 PA excels even in extremely cold environments for food stacking tasks. Similarly renowned for speed is the KR QUANTEC PA series, with models like the 240 kg capacity version achieving up to 28.3 cycles per minute. Recently upgraded with the KR C5 controller, these robots reduce energy consumption by 30% compared to previous models. The KR QUANTEC PA Arctic stands out by operating effortlessly in temperatures as low as -30°C without requiring mechanical heating devices, making it unique in the market.
Furthermore, the KR QUANTEC PA series includes models using food-grade NSF H1 lubricants, meeting high hygiene standards for secondary food processing in the food industry. KUKA also offers heavy-duty robots with impressive operational speeds.
Featuring a drag chain system using NSF H1 cable grease, the KR QUANTEC PA HO effortlessly handles heavyweight tasks. Notably, the KR 300-2 PA, KR 470-2 PA, and KR 700 PA with their hollow shaft structures boasting an unparalleled 60 mm through-hole diameter, embody a space-saving modular concept for high-speed handling of heavy loads with extended maintenance intervals.
Michael Laub elaborates, "Our largest high-performance model, the KR titan PA, boasts a reach of up to 3,601 mm, a payload capacity exceeding one ton, and the ability to precisely place objects at their intended locations. No other robot in the world offers a comparable ratio of payload to net weight."
