KR 210 R2700-2
The KUKA KR 210 R2700-2 is a 6-axis industrial articulated robot from KUKA's QUANTEC series with a 210 kg payload capacity and approximately 2701 mm reach. Designed for heavy-duty applications including material handling, palletizing, welding, machining, and assembly, it operates autonomously once configured and achieves 0.05–0.06 mm repeatability.
Overview and Use Cases
The KR 210 R2700-2 is a 6-axis articulated industrial robot manufactured by KUKA as part of the QUANTEC series. It is designed for autonomous execution of industrial tasks across multiple application domains, including material handling, palletizing, welding, machining, and assembly operations.
Key Capabilities
- Payload Capacity: 210 kg
- Reach: Approximately 2701 mm (nominal ~2700 mm)
- Robot Mass: Approximately 1077–1078 kg
- Repeatability: 0.05–0.06 mm
- Axis Configuration: 6-axis articulated arm
- Operation Mode: Autonomous execution following pre-programming and configuration
Specifications
Control Systems:
- Compatible with KR C4 controller
- Compatible with KR C5 and KR C5-2 controllers
Software Integration:
- Integrates with KUKA iiQKA.OS2 ecosystem
- Integrates with KUKA iiQWorks software suite
Availability:
- Available as new units
- Available as used units, with market prices ranging from £9,500 to £17,500 depending on configuration and controller generation
Applications
The KR 210 R2700-2 is utilized in:
- Material handling operations
- Palletizing tasks
- Welding applications
- Machining operations
- Assembly processes
The robot operates as a pre-programmed industrial arm, executing assigned tasks autonomously without human intervention during operation once initial configuration is complete.
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