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Industrial Robots

Compare industrial robot architectures around payload, reach, tooling, process and integration. Explore the current ABB catalog and define the complete workcell before selecting equipment.

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Engineering selection guide

Specify the workcell before choosing a robot.

A robot model is one part of a production system. Define the workpiece, tooling, process and acceptance criteria first, then compare candidate architectures against the same operating conditions.

Payload and reach: include the gripper, cables and carried part, then check reach, inertia and joint loading throughout the path.
Motion and process: compare articulated, collaborative, parallel and SCARA arrangements against orientation, access, cycle time and repeatability.
Integration: account for fixtures, sensing, controllers, communications, maintenance access and recovery from interrupted cycles.
Safety and acceptance: evaluate the complete application, including tooling and surrounding equipment; a robot category alone does not establish a safe workcell.

Use the current ABB robot listings for published models and specifications. For integration planning, read our ABB robotics application guide and explore robotics engineering support.

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