KUKA Robotics Corporation: Packing and palletizing robots

KUKA Robotics' KR 700 PA, KR 470 PA and KR 300 PA packing and palletizing robots provide payloads of 300kg, 470kg and 700kg.

KUKA Robotics Corporation

Dec 6, 2009

The robots utilize large working envelopes, maximize stacking heights, accommodate sizeable end of arm tooling, while employing useful centers of gravity. Together with the growing KUKA Robotics System Partner Network, KUKA offers customers high throughput rates and efficiency through realistic solutions, using integrated operator control concepts and short cycle times to provide substantial cost-savings. The KUKA Robotics System Partner network helps customers access tailored solutions from experienced system builders, system providers, application specialists and expert robot integrators.

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