With the rapid advancement of technology and the transformation of manufacturing, handling robots, especially six-axis handling robots, are increasingly garnering widespread attention as a critical component of smart manufacturing. According to the latest data released by GGII (Global Green Technology and Industrial Robot Industry Institute), it is projected that by 2026, sales of handling robots in China will approach 100,000 units, with a market size exceeding 6 billion RMB. Specifically, six-axis and higher-handling robots are expected to enter a phase of steady growth, with sales projected to reach nearly 60,000 units and a market size close to 6 billion RMB. This trend underscores the significant role of handling robots, particularly six-axis ones, in the domains of industrial automation and smart manufacturing.
6 axis 360kg payload
Compared to traditional robotic arms or single-axis robots, six-axis handling robots offer greater flexibility and stability. Their six-axis design allows robots to perform more complex movements through coordinated motion across six joints, making them adaptable to irregular environments. This flexibility enables six-axis handling robots to achieve higher efficiency and accuracy when handling intricate tasks. Furthermore, the control algorithms and drive systems of six-axis handling robots are more sophisticated. Leveraging advanced control algorithms and drive systems enables precise motion control and force balancing, thereby enhancing operational efficiency and reducing operational complexity. This makes the robots easier to use and maintain.
Take LIGENT's six-axis handling robot products as an example: with a weight of 60kg, payload of 20kg, working radius of 1800mm, repeat positioning accuracy of ±0.05mm, maximum speed of 3.9m/s, and typical power of 625W. These specifications demonstrate that LIGENT's six-axis handling robots ensure high load capacity while delivering excellent motion performance and accuracy. Additionally, the redesigned user interface of the LIGENT CS series handling robots' teaching pendants supports intuitive touchscreen control, facilitating easier programming, setup, and collaboration between different components.
Handling robot made in China