ManufacturingPeitian RoboticsChina
AIR280-2700
A heavy six-axis industrial robot with a 280 kg payload and 2.7 m reach — the heaviest lifter in the AIR line. Built for jobs measured in hundreds of kilograms: moving large workpieces, palletising, tending presses and injection moulding machines. Peitian manufactures both the robot and its core components in-house.
Specifications
- Payload
- 280 kg
- Reach
- 2707 mm
- Axes
- 6
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Applications
- Moving heavy workpieces and assemblies in metalworking
- Palletising large-format loads
- Tending presses and injection moulding machines
- Inter-station transfer in automotive plants
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