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TM12 - Palletizing Package
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- Height
- 500 mm pillar → 1345 mm max stack; 800 mm pillar → 1725 mm; 1200 mm pillar → 2325 mm
- Payload
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- Verified autonomy
- not assessed
- Real deployment
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TM12 - Palletizing Package
Techman RobotThe TM12 Palletizing Package is a collaborative robot (cobot) cell from Techman Robot, built around the TM12 6-DOF arm (12 kg payload, 1300 mm reach, ±0.1 mm repeatability) with an integrated vision system, adjustable pillar, and application-specific palletizing software. It is designed for rapid deployment (5–10 minutes to operational, 1–2 day installation), requires no safety fencing, and achieves up to 7 boxes/minute in standard configuration (up to 14 parts/min with dual-pick gripper). The system is commercially available, certified to multiple safety standards (ISO 13849-1 PL=d, ISO 10218-2, ISO/TS 15066), and has documented real-world deployments in food, FMCG, and precision manufacturing. Minor specification conflicts exist between earlier and later datasheets (16 vs. 17 safety functions; 10 kg vs. 18 kg system payload; throughput figures), likely reflecting product revisions over time.
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Specification
- Robot Arm Payload
- 12 kg (at robot flange)
- Reach
- 1300 mm
- Average TCP Speed
- 1.3 m/s
- Degrees of Freedom
- 6
- Robot Arm Weight
- 32 kg
- Maximum Palletizing Speed (standard)
- Up to 7 boxes/minute (TM12 standard); up to 8 boxes/min in some deployments; up to 14 parts/min with dual-pick gripper
- Stack Height (adjustable pillar)
- 500 mm pillar → 1345 mm max stack; 800 mm pillar → 1725 mm; 1200 mm pillar → 2325 mm
- Deployment Speed
- 5–10 minutes to operational (vendor claim); 1–2 day full installation
Price
No public price — contact the supplier for a quote.
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Evidence-graded claims from the Techman Robot deep report
TMflow's no-code, click-and-drag programming environment is easy to use and requires no coding experience.
Independent Reddit community users (r/PLC, [15][19]) confirm TMflow is genuinely accessible for non-programmers, though the same sources note the touchscreen-only interface frustrates experienced controls engineers — so ease-of-use is real but narrowly scoped.
from Techman Robot deep report →Techman cobots are fully commercially deployed across multiple industrial sectors globally, with confirmed pricing (TM5-900 at €25,900) and active distribution.
An independent commerce listing from WiredWorkers [5] confirms the TM5-900 at €25,900 with available stock, and the Valin catalog [6] corroborates the multi-model lineup — though actual deployment scale (unit volumes, customer counts) is not independently verified.
from Techman Robot deep report →
The TM AI Cobot S Series achieves ±0.03 mm repeatability, representing a 70% improvement over the previous generation, with 6th-axis speed of 450°/s and 25% faster cycle times.
These figures come exclusively from Techman's own official S Series product page [4]; no independent teardown, third-party benchmark, or customer validation of these specific specs is present in the dossier.
from Techman Robot deep report →The integrated native AI engine enables real-time defect detection, object recognition, and automated optical inspection (AOI) during task execution.
The AI vision capability is described consistently across official sources and a PR Newswire release [13], but no independent customer case study, third-party benchmark, or field validation of real-world AI inspection performance appears in the dossier.
from Techman Robot deep report →Techman Robot is targeting Southeast Asian smart manufacturing markets, including exhibiting at the Thailand Automation Show in Bangkok in June 2026.
A Yahoo Finance news release [12] reports the Thailand Automation Show participation, but this is a company-issued press release distributed via a wire service — no independent reporter or third-party confirmation of actual market penetration or sales outcomes in Southeast Asia is present.
from Techman Robot deep report →The AMMR (Automated Multi-Machine Replication) feature replicates robot setup and tasks across multiple units to streamline large-scale deployment.
AMMR is described solely on Techman's official application page [2]; no independent user report, customer testimonial, or third-party assessment of its real-world effectiveness at scale appears in the dossier — community feedback on integration complexity [15][19] raises indirect doubts.
from Techman Robot deep report →
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