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TX2-160L
Stäubli Robotics
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TX2-160L
Stäubli RoboticsThe Stäubli TX2-160L is a 6-axis industrial robot arm with a 25 kg payload capacity and 2010 mm reach, part of the TX2-140/160/160L medium-payload family from Stäubli Robotics. It features a hygienic encapsulated arm with hollow-shaft gearbox, no external cables, patented JCS gearbox on joints 1–5, ±0.03 mm repeatability, and a maximum TCP speed of 12.2 m/s. Optional SIL3-PLe safety functionalities enable human-robot collaboration scenarios. As a programmable industrial robot arm, it executes pre-programmed tasks autonomously once deployed, with no human performing the task itself during operation.
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- payload_capacity
- 25 kg
- reach
- 2,010 mm
- robot_weight
- 265 kg
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Evidence-graded claims from the Stäubli Robotics deep report
Stäubli hardware is well-built and reliable, with robust performance under proper environmental controls.
Two independent community sources (Reddit r/PLC [13] and r/Automate [14]) — practitioners with hands-on experience — corroborate hardware reliability, though sample size is small and context is anecdotal rather than systematic testing.
from Stäubli Robotics deep report →
TX2 collaborative robot series with CS9 safety control is SIL3/PLe compliant — the highest safety level for collaborative robots.
The SIL3/PLe compliance claim originates from a trade news source [2][7] that reproduces Stäubli's own press release (PR Newswire), not an independent third-party certification audit or regulator confirmation, so independent substantiation is absent.
from Stäubli Robotics deep report →Stäubli robots are capable of AI-powered baking inspection and handling automation.
The Robot Report [10] — an independent trade outlet — reports the baking automation demonstration, but it describes a demonstration/showcase rather than a confirmed, scaled commercial deployment with verified AI autonomy metrics.
from Stäubli Robotics deep report →The SCOPE monitoring platform can remotely monitor up to 50 robots simultaneously, providing fault identification, data visualization, performance optimization, and predictive maintenance analysis.
The 50-robot remote monitoring capability is consistently described across commerce and vendor case study sources [5][9], but all originate from Stäubli-adjacent or vendor materials — no independent customer benchmark or third-party test confirms the specific 50-robot limit or predictive maintenance efficacy.
from Stäubli Robotics deep report →Stäubli Robotics Suite enables users to program, simulate, and optimize robotics projects digitally before physical deployment.
This capability is stated in a Thales-hosted vendor case study [5] and a YouTube product video [3], both of which are vendor-adjacent sources; no independent user review or third-party evaluation confirms the simulation fidelity or pre-deployment optimization outcomes.
from Stäubli Robotics deep report →
Stäubli's own robotics software currently operates on a perpetual licensing model, with a subscription model planned but not yet launched.
The Thales case study [5] (vendor-adjacent) states subscription is only planned, while an independent aggregator (Qviro [4]) lists a $50–$300/month subscription as a current option — the conflict is unresolved and neither source is fully independent, leaving the actual current licensing model unverified.
from Stäubli Robotics deep report →
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