Hirata CR-J1020CL Review: Features and Uses of the 10th Generation Glass Transfer Robot
Updated: 7 days ago
The Hirata CR-J1020CL is a robot that moves the largest glass sheets used in LCD production. The manufacturer does not publish a price. This review covers its specifications, features and uses.
Quick Verdict
Tenth-generation mother glass, at 2850 x 3050 mm, is the largest substrate in display manufacturing, and moving it quickly without bending or breaking it is a specialized task. Hirata's CR-J1020CL does this with a high-rigidity twin-mast design and no travelling axis, so it works from a fixed position. Hirata says hundreds of units have been produced and delivered, which speaks to maturity. The page gives no payload, stroke or speed figures.
Hirata CR-J1020CL at a Glance
Substrate generation: 10th
Max substrate size: 2850 x 3050 mm
Structure: High-rigidity twin mast
Travelling axis: None
Track record: Hundreds of units delivered
Price: on request
Hirata CR-J1020CL Features
The table below lists what the manufacturer states.
Specification | Hirata CR-J1020CL |
Manufacturer | Hirata Corporation |
Substrate generation | 10th |
Max substrate size | 2850 x 3050 mm |
Structure | High-rigidity twin mast |
Travelling axis | None |
Track record | Hundreds of units delivered |
Payload, stroke, speed and accuracy are not stated on the page.
Design and Build Quality
The twin mast gives the stiffness needed to carry very large glass at speed.
Software and Integration
Fixed Installation
Works without a travelling axis.
Line Integration
Serves LCD process equipment.
Hirata CR-J1020CL Applications and Use Cases
LCD Panel Production
Transfer of 10th generation glass.
Clean Production
Large clean-room lines.
High-Speed Transfer
Safe movement of fragile glass.
Hirata CR-J1020CL Price and Value
Hirata does not publish a price for the Hirata CR-J1020CL; it is quoted on request.
For the company behind the product, read the Hirata Corporation Company Profile: History, Businesses, Financials and Stock.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Handles the largest glass
Rigid twin mast
Proven in hundreds of units
Cons
No numeric specs on the page
Highly specialized
No published price
Who Should Buy the Hirata CR-J1020CL?
It fits LCD panel makers running 10th generation lines.
Hirata CR-J1020CL FAQ
How much does the Hirata CR-J1020CL cost?
Hirata does not publish a price for the Hirata CR-J1020CL; it is quoted on request.
What is the Hirata CR-J1020CL?
A transfer robot for 10th generation glass substrates.
What substrate size does it handle?
Up to 2850 x 3050 mm.
Does it have a travelling axis?
No.
What structure does it use?
A high-rigidity twin mast.
How many have been delivered?
Hundreds, according to Hirata.
Does Hirata publish its payload?
Not on the product page.
Who makes it?
Hirata Corporation, Japan.
Specifications are based on manufacturer information and may change.
