ManufacturingKassow RobotsDenmark
KR1018
Seven-axis collaborative robot from Danish company Kassow Robots (part of the Bosch Rexroth group). The seventh axis lets the arm work around obstacles and reach around corners — like a human arm. At the same time the KR1018 carries 18 kg at a 1000 mm radius and weighs just 34 kg. For plants where dense layouts leave no room for a classic six-axis robot.
Specifications
- Payload
- 18 kg
- Reach
- 1000 mm
- Axes
- 7
- Robot weight
- 34 kg
- Joint speed
- up to 225°/s
- Protection rating
- IP54
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Applications
- Machine tending in tight layouts
- Palletizing heavier cobot-class loads
- Assembly requiring motion around fixtures
- Quality inspection and part re-handling
- Relocating the cell between production areas
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