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The AUBO iS20L is the two-station palletizing configuration of the iS standard series: a 20kg payload 2000mm reach collaborative robot arm with 0.05mm repeat positioning accuracy. What separates this build from a general-purpose unit is 2000mm of reach that puts two pallet stations inside one working envelope. The body is sealed to IP54, runs on the AUBO-CB-iS controller with a 1kg teach pendant, and is assembled from six standardised joint modules, so a 20kg payload collaborative robot arm can be maintained with one spare parts list across every cell on your floor.
| Parameter | iS20L Value |
|---|---|
| Degrees of Freedom | 6 axes |
| Rated Payload | 20kg |
| Maximum Working Radius | 2000mm |
| Repeat Positioning Accuracy | 0.05mm |
| Maximum Tool Speed | 3.8m/s |
| Joint Range (J1, J2, J4, J5, J6) | 360 degrees |
| Joint Range (J3) | 165 degrees |
| Robot Body Weight | 72kg |
| Mounting Base Diameter | 282mm |
| Average Power | 1000W |
| Peak Power | 3000W |
| Protection Class | IP54 (IP67 optional) |
| Mounting Method | Any angle, floor, wall or inverted |
| Digital I/O | DI x4 / DO x4, configurable |
| Analog I/O | AI x2 |
| Other Interfaces | RS485 x1 |
| Tool Output Power | 0V / 12V / 24V, 2A (3A max) |
| Controller | AUBO-CB-iS, 400 x 160 x 320mm, 12.5kg, IP43 |
| Teach Pendant | AUBO-TP-iS, 254 x 213 x 41mm, 1kg, IP54, 4m cable |
| Supply | 115/230VAC, 50/60Hz |
| Arm Cable Length | 5m standard, 8m maximum |
| Fieldbus | Modbus-RTU/TCP, PROFINET, EtherNet/IP |
| Programming | C / C++ / C# / Lua / Python / JavaScript / Java / ROS / ROS2 |
Palletizing usually needs one arm per pallet station. With 2000mm reach this model covers a full pallet and an empty one from a single base, which halves the unit count for the same throughput and removes a seventh axis from the budget.
Repeat positioning accuracy is 0.05mm at the tool flange under rated payload, and each 20kg payload collaborative robot arm ships with a calibration report from the factory test. Accuracy is only useful if it survives production, so the structure, the control loop and the sealed joints are tuned together to hold that figure at 3.8m/s tool speed rather than on a lab bench, which is the difference between a demo and a production-ready collaborative robot arm.
The arm body is rated IP54 (IP67 optional), the controller IP43 and the pendant IP54. That covers workshop dust, light splash and process mist outside a direct spray zone. The joints are sealed modules with no exposed belts and no grease channel to re-pack, which is what keeps this collaborative robot arm in service on lines where conventional arms need monthly attention, and that record is why buyers shortlist this collaborative robot arm for wet and dusty cells.
The controller runs on 115/230VAC, links to the arm over a 5m cable (8m maximum) and speaks Modbus-RTU/TCP, PROFINET and EtherNet/IP. Programming is open, with C, C++, C#, Lua, Python, JavaScript, Java, ROS and ROS2 on Windows and Linux, or point recording on the 1kg pendant. First installation and program validation for one cell typically takes 2-3 days with our support.
One arm body, one AUBO-CB-iS controller, one AUBO-TP-iS pendant with a 4m cable, the arm cable set, the user manual, interface documentation, a wiring diagram and a calibration report. For this application we also provide two-station pallet pattern sample programs, layer pattern editor files and safety layout notes, so your team can validate the cycle before the 20kg payload collaborative robot arm is installed.
Arms are assembled at the AUBO manufacturing bases in Changzhou and Zibo and function tested before packing, then shipped in an export plywood case with shock-absorbing foam; arm body, controller, pendant and cables travel in separate compartments. Standard delivery is 15-25 working days after deposit, and because every iS model shares the same controller and joint modules, a second collaborative robot arm cell can be rolled out with the same spare parts list and the same programs, so a second collaborative robot arm cell starts from a known baseline instead of a fresh integration project.