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Row of articulated robot arms along a cool white assembly workshop floor
End-of-arm · 3-finger jaw
Repeatability target · ±0.02 mm

Robot cells, measured before they ship

±0.02 mm measured at full reach under rated load — not at a bare flange on a short arm.

Cells run your own castings, cartons and trays through full-shift cycles in our integration bay before anything is crated. Offline simulation sets the first pass; the test-bay log sets the cycle time we print on the handover sheet.

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Working radius to wrist centre on the A12 stand
1,850 mm
Door-to-door tending beat logged on the X1 cell
4.8 s
Force limit measured on the C5 collaborative bench
140 N

Order confirmation

Four dates that end up on the order confirmation

Nothing here is a milestone in name only — each one has a document attached to it.

  1. Part print in

    Geometry, mass, how the part arrives, and the beat the line has to hold.

  2. Layout signed

    Reach study and offline simulation, returned as a floor plan with committed figures.

  3. Run-off in our bay

    Your parts, full shifts, logged beat — witnessed on site or streamed to your desk.

  4. First shift on your floor

    Docking, program adaptation, operator handover, then spares and service against the serial.

By position in the cell

Sorted by where it sits in the cell

From the arm on the plate out to the flange, the camera above it and the fence around all of it.

Articulated Robots No.01 Articulated Robots 2 models SCARA Robots No.02 SCARA Robots 2 models Collaborative Robots No.03 Collaborative Robots 2 models Grippers & End Effectors No.04 Grippers & End Effectors 2 models Vision Systems No.05 Vision Systems 2 models Positioners & Tracks No.06 Positioners & Tracks 2 models Safety & Fencing No.07 Safety & Fencing 2 models Controllers & Teach Pendants No.08 Controllers & Teach Pendants 2 models Integration Cells No.09 Integration Cells 2 models
The cell is wired by the people who drew it

Integration bay

The cell is wired by the people who drew it

Framing, cable dressing, panel build and program work happen at the same bench, and the engineer who laid out the tool path is the one chasing an interlock at 4 pm. Nothing gets handed across a wall with an assumption attached.

How we test cells

Order book

Ordered most often against a part print

Eight models that keep coming back on quotations, with the figure engineers check first.

KQ-X1 Machine-Tending Cell KQ-X1 Machine-Tending Cell Forklift it in, dock it to the machine, swap a drawer of… 5 kg Part weight per pick KQ-R9 Motion Controller KQ-R9 Motion Controller Nine coordinated axes, versioned program storage, and one door to open when… 9 axes Coordinated KQ-P7 Linear Track KQ-P7 Linear Track Rack-and-pinion travel to 20 m, planned into the path rather than bolted… 20 m Track travel KQ-V3 Smart Vision Camera KQ-V3 Smart Vision Camera Finds part position and rotation in the robot frame, then hands over… 150–1,000 mm Working distance KQ-G2 Parallel Gripper KQ-G2 Parallel Gripper Fingers report grip width back over 2 × 12 mm of stroke,… 2 × 12 mm Finger stroke KQ-C5 Cobot KQ-C5 Cobot Torque sensing in all six joints — hand-guide it to a new… 140 N Measured force limit KQ-S4 SCARA Robot KQ-S4 SCARA Robot Bench mounted, 450 mm in plane and 180 mm of quill, held… ±0.015 mm Repeatability, horizontal KQ-A6 Articulated Arm KQ-A6 Articulated Arm 920 mm of reach off a 320 mm base plate, with gripper… 920 mm Reach to wrist centre

Quoted Against Your Part Print

Reach, payload and beat are worked out on your geometry before a model number is named.

Cycle Times Come From the Log

The beat on the handover sheet was recorded in the test bay, not taken from a simulation.

Downtime Jumps the Queue

Controller logs get read first; most program faults close in that same remote session.

Your Technicians Keep the Keys

Re-teaching a pick and swapping a gripper stay in-house jobs, with the tools already on the bench.

Every arm leaves with its own repeatability sheet

Granite stand

Every arm leaves with its own repeatability sheet

Sampling runs at full extension with the rated mass on the flange, because that is where the error lives. The sheet carries the serial number, the sample positions and the spread we actually recorded.

Ask for a sample sheet

Called in

Called in from the maintenance office

The tending cell ran our castings in their test bay before we signed off. First week on our floor, it hit the quoted cycle without drama.
Marta K. Production manager
A drive fault at night shift became a remote session within the hour and a running line by morning. That response is why we standardised on them.
Daniel R. Maintenance lead
We changed carton size on a Tuesday and the palletiser was building the new pattern before the afternoon break. No programming call, no site visit.
Sofia L. Packaging line supervisor

Insights

Arguments we keep having with integrators

Wrist weight, where the risk assessment actually stops, and the calibration step everyone skips.

Send a part print and a cycle target

Add the floor space and the machine it has to serve, and an engineer comes back with a reach study, a model number and a committed beat inside one business day.

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