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M-710iC/12L

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M-710iC/12L
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Released:
2012

DESCRIPTION

M-710iC/12L is an Industrial-Robot from FANUC. It is built for Assembly, palletizing, Pick-and-place. Key figures: 530 kg, 12 kg payload, 3123 mm reach, 6 degrees of freedom, released 2012.

FANUC's M-710iC/12L is a 6-axis stationary industrial robot carrying up to 12kg across a 3123mm reach, suited to extended-range manipulation tasks.

FEATURES

  • Extended reach handling. FANUC M-710iC/12L industrial robot for factory automation and production-cell applications.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

Physical
Weight530 kg
Payload12 kg
Reach3.12 m
Mobility
Movement TypeStationary
Degrees of Freedom6
ManipulationLow
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is the M-710iC/12L?

FANUC's M-710iC/12L is a 6-axis stationary industrial robot carrying up to 12kg across a 3123mm reach, suited to extended-range manipulation tasks.

Who makes the M-710iC/12L?

The M-710iC/12L is made by FANUC, a robotics company based in Japan.

How much does the M-710iC/12L cost?

FANUC has not publicly announced pricing for the M-710iC/12L. You can enquire through RobotAIGeek for current pricing.

What is the M-710iC/12L used for?

The M-710iC/12L is designed for assembly, palletizing, pick-and-place, and inspection. It is used in manufacturing settings.

What is the payload capacity of the M-710iC/12L?

The M-710iC/12L has a payload capacity of 12 kg and a reach of 3.12 m.

How much does the M-710iC/12L weigh?

The M-710iC/12L weighs 530 kg.

How many degrees of freedom does the M-710iC/12L have?

The M-710iC/12L has 6 degrees of freedom.

When was the M-710iC/12L released?

The M-710iC/12L was released in 2012.

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