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FANUC R-2000iC/210L vs Yaskawa GP200R: Long-Reach Heavy Robot Comparison

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The FANUC R-2000iC/210L and the Yaskawa Motoman GP200R both reach about 3.1 m with around 200 kg at ±0.05 mm. The R-2000iC/210L stands on the floor; the GP200R is shelf-mounted and works down into the cell. The GP200R is listed about 40% lower.


Quick verdict. The Yaskawa GP200R is the better choice for press and machine tending from a raised shelf, with a listed price $43,000 lower. The FANUC R-2000iC/210L is the better choice for floor-mounted long-reach handling and spot welding.

R-2000iC/210L and GP200R at a glance

The FANUC R-2000iC/210L carries 210 kg over 3100 mm, repeats to ±0.05 mm, weighs 1350 kg and runs on the R-30iB Plus (A- or B-cabinet) controller.


The Yaskawa Motoman GP200R carries 200 kg over 3140 mm, repeats to ±0.05 mm, weighs 1830 kg, is shelf-mounted and runs on the YRC1000 controller.


Main specification comparison

Specification

FANUC R-2000iC/210L

Yaskawa Motoman GP200R

Brand

FANUC

Yaskawa Motoman

Listed price

$108,000

$65,000

Payload

210 kg

200 kg

Reach

3100 mm

3140 mm

Repeatability

±0.05 mm

±0.05 mm

Axes

6

6

Arm weight

1350 kg

1830 kg

Controller

R-30iB Plus (A- or B-cabinet)

YRC1000


Price comparison

FANUC R-2000iC/210L 6-axis industrial robot with 210 kg payload
FANUC R-2000iC/210L
  • FANUC R-2000iC/210L: listed from $108,000

  • Yaskawa GP200R: listed from $65,000

  • Difference: $43,000

  • The GP200R costs roughly 40% less


Floor against shelf

Yaskawa Motoman GP200R 6-axis industrial robot with 200 kg payload
Yaskawa Motoman GP200R

The R-2000iC/210L uses its 3100 mm reach from the floor, covering large presses and long fixtures. The GP200R reaches 3140 mm from a raised shelf, keeping the floor clear around machines and reaching down into dies and fixtures.


Payload, precision and weight

The R-2000iC/210L carries 210 kg, 10 kg more. Both publish ±0.05 mm. The R-2000iC/210L weighs 1350 kg; the GP200R 1830 kg on a structure designed to carry it.


Processes and controllers

FANUC R-2000iC/210L robot
FANUC R-2000iC/210L robot

FANUC lists the R-2000iC/210L for handling, assembly, sealing, spot welding, press-to-press handling and deburring on the R-30iB Plus. Yaskawa positions the GP200R for handling and machine tending from above, on the YRC1000.


Best applications for the R-2000iC/210L

  • Long-reach press handling

  • Spot welding

  • Large fixture handling


Best applications for the Yaskawa GP200R

Yaskawa Motoman GP200R robot
Yaskawa Motoman GP200R robot
  • Press tending from a shelf

  • Machine loading from above

  • Heavy part transfer


R-2000iC/210L advantages

  • Floor installation

  • 210 kg payload


R-2000iC/210L limitations

  • About $43,000 higher listed price


Yaskawa GP200R advantages

  • About 40% lower listed price

  • Shelf mounting frees floor space


Yaskawa GP200R limitations

  • 1830 kg arm on a raised structure


Final verdict

Choose the Yaskawa GP200R for shelf-mounted tending. Choose the FANUC R-2000iC/210L for floor-mounted long reach.


Sources and further reading


Frequently asked questions

Which is cheaper, the FANUC R-2000iC/210L or the Yaskawa GP200R?

The GP200R is listed from $65,000 and the R-2000iC/210L from $108,000, a difference of $43,000.

Do both reach about 3.1 m?

Yes: 3100 mm for the FANUC and 3140 mm for the Yaskawa.

How is the GP200R mounted?

On a shelf or raised base.

Which robot is more precise?

Both publish ±0.05 mm.

How heavy are they?

The R-2000iC/210L weighs 1350 kg; the GP200R 1830 kg.

Which robot should I buy?

Choose the GP200R for shelf mounting. Choose the R-2000iC/210L for floor work.


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