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Epson G6-451 Review: Specs, Price and Applications of the 6 kg SCARA Robot

Oct 10
3 min read

Updated: 2 days ago

Epson G6-451 4-axis SCARA robot with 6 kg payload
The Epson G6-451.

The Epson G6-451 is a 4-axis SCARA robot with a maximum payload of 6 kg, an arm length of 450 mm and ±0.015 mm repeatability, listed from USD 11,500. This review covers its full specifications, design, programming options, applications and price, so you can decide whether it fits your automation project.

Quick Verdict

The Epson G6-451 is a 4-axis SCARA robot with a 6 kg maximum payload, 450 mm arm length and ±0.015 mm repeatability. It is designed for fast, precise assembly, pick-and-place, kitting and dispensing. The arm weighs 27 kg (wall mount 28 kg) and mounts on a tabletop, ceiling or wall. Its standard cycle time is 0.33 s. It is listed from USD 11,500.


Epson G6-451 at a Glance

  • Maximum payload: 6 kg

  • Arm length: 450 mm

  • Axes: 4

  • Repeatability: ±0.015 mm

  • Speed: 0.33 s standard cycle time

  • Weight: 27 kg (wall mount 28 kg)

  • Price: from USD 11,500


Epson G6-451 Technical Specifications

The table below lists the published specifications of the Epson G6-451.

Specification

Epson G6-451

Manufacturer

Epson Robots

Model

G6-451

Robot type

4-axis SCARA robot

Maximum payload

6 kg

Arm length

450 mm

Axes

4

Repeatability

±0.015 mm

Speed

0.33 s standard cycle time

Certifications

CE, EN ISO 10218-1, EN ISO 13849-1, EN 60204-1, RoHS

Starting price

From USD 11,500


Detailed Technical Data

  • 4 axes

  • Max. payload 6 kg

  • Arm length 450 mm

  • Repeatability ±0.015 mm

  • Weight 27 kg (wall mount 28 kg)

  • Mounting tabletop, ceiling, wall

  • Standard cycle time 0.33 s


Design and Build Quality

Epson G6-451 robot
The Epson G6-451.

The G-Series is Epson's high-performance SCARA line. Published build data for the G6-451: weight 27 kg (wall mount 28 kg); mounting tabletop, ceiling, wall.


Programming and Software

Epson RC+ and SPEL+

The G6-451 runs on an Epson robot controller and is programmed in the Epson RC+ development environment using the SPEL+ language.


Epson G6-451 Applications and Use Cases

Typical applications for the G6-451 are small parts assembly, electronics handling, medical device assembly, testing, packaging and dispensing.

Small-Parts Assembly

Epson G6-451 robot arm
The Epson G6-451.

The SCARA layout moves quickly point to point, and ±0.015 mm repeatability suits inserting and fitting small components.

Pick and Place and Kitting

A 6 kg maximum payload and a 450 mm arm length cover transfer between trays, feeders and conveyors.

Dispensing and Testing

The G6-451 follows dispensing paths and loads test fixtures in electronics and medical device production.


Epson G6-451 Price and Value

The Epson G6-451 is listed from USD 11,500 on All Things Cobots. The controller, end effectors, safety equipment and integration affect the final price and are quoted separately. Prices are indicative, are not final and may change.


Pros and Cons

Pros

  • 6 kg maximum payload with a 450 mm arm length

  • ±0.015 mm repeatability

  • 0.33 s standard cycle time

  • Tabletop, ceiling, wall mounting

  • High-performance SCARA line

Cons

  • Four axes: parts cannot be tilted

  • The 6 kg maximum payload includes the end effector

  • End effectors, safety equipment and integration are quoted separately


Who Should Buy the Epson G6-451?

The Epson G6-451 fits electronics, medical device and consumer goods manufacturers that need fast, precise point-to-point motion.



See the full Epson G6-451 product listing on All Things Cobots.



Epson G6-451 FAQ

How much does the Epson G6-451 cost?

The Epson G6-451 is listed from USD 11,500 on All Things Cobots. The price is indicative and may change, and it does not include end effectors, safety equipment or integration.

What is the payload and arm length of the Epson G6-451?

The G6-451 has a maximum payload of 6 kg and an arm length of 450 mm.

How accurate is the Epson G6-451?

Its published repeatability is ±0.015 mm.

How many axes does the Epson G6-451 have?

The G6-451 has 4 axes.

How is the Epson G6-451 programmed?

It is programmed in the Epson RC+ development environment using the SPEL+ language.

How much does the Epson G6-451 weigh?

Published weight 27 kg (wall mount 28 kg).

How can the Epson G6-451 be mounted?

Published mounting options: tabletop, ceiling, wall.

What is the Epson G6-451 used for?

Typical applications are small parts assembly, electronics handling, medical device assembly, testing, packaging and dispensing.


Specifications and prices are based on manufacturer and distributor information. Prices are indicative, are not final and may change.

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