Brochures are easy to print. This page summarises how Kinetiq equipment earns its specification before the first unit reaches a customer.
Run on real parts
Integration cells run the customer’s actual parts in our test bay — real castings, real cartons, real trays — through full shifts of cycles before acceptance. Cycle times quoted at handover come from these runs, not from simulation alone. Ideas that only work with perfect parts do not ship.
A protocol, not a demonstration
Each product passes a written verification protocol: path repeatability sampling across the work envelope, gearbox temperature profiling over sustained cycles, cable dressing endurance on moving axes, controller I/O verification and an open-issues list that must close before release.
What every unit passes
- Joint calibration and zero-reference verification on a granite test stand.
- Sustained cycle run with temperature and vibration logging.
- Electrical safety checks on cabinets and pendants before crating.
- Configuration record capturing firmware, parameters and installed options.
Documented and traceable
Every arm, controller and cell leaves with its calibration certificate, test log and serial-numbered configuration record. Records stay retrievable by serial number for the equipment’s working life. Ask for a sample test record with your inquiry.
