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FANUC Force Sensor Review: Specs, Price and Applications

Oct 10
3 min read

Updated: 2 days ago

FANUC Force Sensor force torque sensor
The FANUC Force Sensor.

The FANUC Force Sensor is a force torque sensor for FANUC robots, listed from USD 5,500. This review covers its full specifications, design, integration, applications and price, so you can decide whether it fits your automation project.

Quick Verdict

The FANUC Force Sensor is a six-axis sensor that measures the forces and moments acting on the robot wrist. It lets the robot move compliantly in response to external force, which enables precise fitting of parts with clearances of a few micrometres, gear phase matching, polishing, deburring and weighing on the fly. The range covers five sizes, from the FS-15iAe and FS-15iA for LR Mate, M-10 and collaborative robots up to the FS-250iA for the R-2000 series. All models are IP67 protected and withstand ten times their rated load. It is listed from USD 5,500.


FANUC Force Sensor at a Glance

  • Product type: Force torque sensor

  • Weight: 0.31 kg to 6.9 kg

  • Price: from USD 5,500


FANUC Force Sensor Technical Specifications

The table below lists the published specifications of the FANUC Force Sensor.

Specification

FANUC Force Sensor

Manufacturer

FANUC

Model

Force Sensor

Product type

Force torque sensor

Starting price

From USD 5,500


Detailed Technical Data

  • Six-axis force and moment sensor mounted on the robot wrist

  • Models FS-15iAe, FS-15iA, FS-40iA, FS-100iA and FS-250iA

  • Rated force 147 N, 147 N, 392 N, 980 N and 2500 N

  • Rated moment 11.8 N·m, 11.8 N·m, 39.2 N·m, 156 N·m and 500 N·m

  • Static overload 10 times the rated load

  • Mass 0.31 kg to 6.9 kg

  • Protection IP67

  • Operating temperature 0 to 45 °C


Design and Build Quality

FANUC Force Sensor force torque sensor
The FANUC Force Sensor.

The Force Sensor is a force torque sensor made by FANUC for its own robots. Published build data: mass 0.31 kg to 6.9 kg; protection IP67.


Integration and Compatibility

The Force Sensor is designed for use with FANUC robots. Confirm compatibility with your robot model and controller before ordering.


FANUC Force Sensor Applications and Use Cases

Typical applications for the Force Sensor are robot end-of-arm tooling, gripping, machine tending, assembly and packaging.

Robot end-of-arm tooling

FANUC Force Sensor force torque sensor
The FANUC Force Sensor.

The Force Sensor is fitted to the robot as part of the end-of-arm tooling.

Gripping

The Force Sensor is used in gripping tasks where the robot must sense or react to the part.

Machine tending

The Force Sensor is used in machine tending cells built around FANUC robots.


FANUC Force Sensor Price and Value

The FANUC Force Sensor is listed from USD 5,500 on All Things Cobots. Installation, cabling, software options and integration affect the final price and are quoted separately. Prices are indicative, are not final and may change.


Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Made by FANUC for FANUC robots

  • Protection IP67

Cons

  • Designed for FANUC robots only

  • Installation and integration are quoted separately


Who Should Buy the FANUC Force Sensor?

The FANUC Force Sensor fits FANUC robot users who need to add a force torque sensor to a cell.



See the full FANUC Force Sensor product listing on All Things Cobots.



FANUC Force Sensor FAQ

How much does the FANUC Force Sensor cost?

The FANUC Force Sensor is listed from USD 5,500 on All Things Cobots. The price is indicative and may change, and it does not include installation or integration.

How much does the FANUC Force Sensor weigh?

Published mass 0.31 kg to 6.9 kg.

What is the FANUC Force Sensor used for?

Typical applications are robot end-of-arm tooling, gripping, machine tending, assembly and packaging.


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

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