QJR251800 Sixaxis Robot Aims to Boost Industrial Throughput

Compact design, broad working envelope

The QJR25-1800 is built around a compact body and a maximum reach of 1,852 mm, a combination intended to cover multiple workstations while limiting the space required for automation equipment. The design targets material transfer between stations in high-cycle manufacturing environments.

With repeat positioning accuracy of ±0.05 mm, the robot is specified for tasks that require consistent placement, including precision assembly, palletizing, and painting. The accuracy rating is aimed at reducing defect rates in repetitive production processes.

Payload and precision for assembly work

The robot carries a rated payload of 25 kg and weighs 270 kg. Its six-axis articulation is intended to support complex tool orientations and handling tasks, while the repeatability figure of ±0.05 mm is specified to maintain consistency in repetitive operations.

Mounting options and application range

The QJR25-1800 supports floor and inverted installation. This allows it to be integrated into production lines with constrained floor space or overhead process requirements. The robot is listed for painting, material handling, palletizing, loading and unloading, sorting, and precision assembly.

The power requirement is single-phase 220 V with a tolerance of ±10%, a specification that should be checked against plant electrical infrastructure before installation.

Motion performance and tooling support

According to the technical description, the robot's axis speeds are coordinated to reduce cycle times. The J4, J5, and J6 axes are specified with torque and inertia capacity to accommodate a range of end effectors used in handling and assembly.