Overview
- • The AUBO i3 is a 3 kg payload collaborative robot arm built for machine tending, small assembly and inspection cells.
- • A 625 mm working radius lets this collaborative robot serve a compact machine door, a bench fixture and a small tray from one mount.
- • Repeat positioning accuracy of 0.02 mm keeps small parts, pins and inserts aligned where the tolerance is measured in hundredths.
- • IP54 sealing on the body and joints suits dry machining dust, chips and light splash rather than washdown.
- • A body weight of 16 kg lets one person lift this collaborative robot onto a bench or a machine frame without a crane.
- • Tool speed of 1.9 m/s gives this collaborative robot short strokes on a small envelope, so the cycle time stays predictable.
- • One cabinet, AUBO-CB-iS or the compact AUBO-CB-C, powers this collaborative robot and the end effector from a single feed.
- • Six servo joints hold tool orientation through a curved path on gluing, screw driving and pick and place work.
- • Ethernet, PROFINET, EtherCAT and Modbus options connect the arm to a cell PLC without an extra controller in the panel.
- • The 150 x 150 mm base fits on a bench, a conveyor frame or a machine panel where floor space is not available.
Specifications
| Payload |
3 kg |
Max reach |
625 mm |
| Repeatability |
0.02 mm |
Axes |
6 axes |
| Drive type |
AC servo, electric |
IP rating |
IP54 |
| Body weight |
16 kg |
Tool speed |
1.9 m/s |
| Body dimensions |
150x150x650 mm |
Power |
150 W |
| Voltage |
220 V single phase |
Control cabinet |
AUBO-CB-iS / AUBO-CB-C |
| Mounting |
Floor, ceiling, wall |
Communication |
Ethernet, PROFINET, EtherCAT |
| Robot type |
6-axis standard version |
Series |
iS standard version |
| Packing size |
450x450x950 mm |
Gross weight |
40 kg |
| MOQ |
1 Set |
HS code |
8479501100 |
Advantages
Why the i3 fits compact workstations
- • A 3 kg payload collaborative robot suits small grippers, cameras and fixtures that a larger arm would oversize and overprice.
- • The 625 mm reach keeps the arm inside a compact cell, so a guard, a scanner and a feed track still fit on a bench.
- • On this collaborative robot, 0.02 mm repeatability matters on pin insertion, screw driving and gauge loading where a position error shows up in the part.
- • IP54 protection covers machining dust, chips and light splash, which is the environment most small cells actually run in.
- • A 16 kg body lets two people install this collaborative robot on a bench with no crane and no reinforced base.
- • Tool speed of 1.9 m/s matches the short strokes of a small envelope and keeps the cycle predictable across a batch.
- • One cabinet powers this collaborative robot, the gripper and the safety devices, cutting wiring work and spare parts stock.
- • The 6 axis wrist reaches into a small cavity and rotates the tool without moving the base or adding a tilt axis.
- • Fieldbus options let the collaborative robot talk to an existing PLC instead of a dedicated cell controller with its own licence.
Applications
- • Machine tending on small CNC, drilling and tapping centers where this collaborative robot loads and unloads parts.
- • Assembly of small components that need a collaborative robot to hold the part while the operator fastens it.
- • Pick and place between a tray, a conveyor and a fixture inside a compact cell.
- • Screw driving and dispensing at a bench where the operator and the collaborative robot share the workspace.
- • Inspection cells where the part is presented to a camera or a gauge at a repeatable angle.
- • Electronics and 3C assembly tasks with frequent product changeover and very short runs.
- • Packaging of small items where a light arm fits beside a cartoner or a labeller.
FAQ
Q: What is the maximum payload of the AUBO i3? A: The rated payload of this collaborative robot is 3 kg at the tool flange. The gripper, the adapter plate and the tool cable weight come out of that figure.
Q: How much working radius does the arm provide? A: This collaborative robot reaches 625 mm from the base to the tool flange, sized for a small machine door, a bench fixture and a tray position.
Q: What does the IP54 rating cover? A: This collaborative robot carries IP54 on the body and the joints, so dust, chips and light splash are acceptable. Washdown and immersion are not covered.
Q: How is the arm installed? A: The unit weighs 16 kg, so one person can lift this collaborative robot onto a bench. Floor, ceiling and wall mounting are all supported.
Q: Which control cabinet should I order? A: The standard cabinet for this collaborative robot is AUBO-CB-iS. Choose AUBO-CB-C when the panel has to fit inside a compact cell.
Q: What is the delivery time? A: This collaborative robot leaves the factory in 15 working days for a standard configuration, and 30 to 45 days for custom options.