FANUC Industrial Robot
FANUC industrial robots are programmable automation platforms for manufacturers, warehouses, integrators, and technical training facilities.
FANUC offers articulated, collaborative, delta, SCARA, palletizing, and specialized robots rather than a single model. The portfolio supports welding, assembly, machine tending, painting, picking, packing, palletizing, and heavy material handling, with specifications varying widely by series.
Specs that matter
| Runtime | Designed for continuous industrial operation; duty cycle varies by model |
|---|---|
| Speed | Varies by model, payload, motion path, and application |
| Payload | Approximately 0.5 kg to 2,300 kg across the portfolio |
| Sensors | Position feedback with optional vision, force, and safety sensors |
| Navigation | Fixed robots use programmed motion; mobile configurations depend on integration |
| Indoor / outdoor | Indoor / outdoor |
| Dimensions | Varies by model, mounting configuration, and reach |
| Price range | Request quote |
Best for
- Warehouse
- Education
What it does well
- Extensive portfolio covers lightweight through extremely heavy payloads
- Mature controls, service network, and industrial integration ecosystem
Honest limits
- Complete deployment requires tooling, guarding, programming, and integration
- Model selection and commissioning require application-specific engineering
Before you buy
| Warranty | Varies by product, region, and commercial agreement |
|---|---|
| Support | Global FANUC service network and authorized system integrators |
| Spare parts | Available through FANUC and authorized service channels |
| Delivery region | Global, subject to model and integrator availability |
| Setup | Requires engineering, installation, programming, validation, and operator training |
| Integration | Supports PLCs, machine vision, force sensing, fieldbuses, and safety systems |
| Certifications | Model and installation dependent; confirm applicable regional safety standards |
Availability
Available globally through FANUC and authorized automation integrators
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