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Hirata GR-1750 Gantry Robot Review: Features and Uses of the 50 to 150 kg Gantry Robot

Oct 11
2 min read

Updated: 7 days ago

Hirata GR-1750 Gantry Robot

The Hirata GR-1750 is a gantry robot for moving heavy parts across machines and storage. The manufacturer does not publish a price. This review covers its specifications, features and uses.

Quick Verdict

Hirata describes the GR-1750 as high speed, high rigidity and high durability, and lists it as maintenance-free. It handles 50 to 150 kg, comes in two types by load, YZ and ZW, and its strokes and number of axes are configured to the job. Its track record runs from machine tools and heavy part stocking to assembly, across shipbuilding, aerospace, automotive, tyres, appliances, solar, medical and food. Strokes, speeds and repeatability are only in the datasheet.

Hirata GR-1750 Gantry Robot at a Glance

  • Payload: 50 to 150 kg

  • Types: GR-1750-YZ and GR-1750-ZW

  • Configuration: Free choice of strokes and number of axes

  • Maintenance: Maintenance-free, as stated

  • Design: High speed, high rigidity, high durability

  • Price: on request

Hirata GR-1750 Gantry Robot Features

The table below lists what the manufacturer states.

Specification

Hirata GR-1750 Gantry Robot

Manufacturer

Hirata Corporation

Payload

50 to 150 kg

Types

GR-1750-YZ and GR-1750-ZW

Configuration

Free choice of strokes and number of axes

Maintenance

Maintenance-free, as stated

Design

High speed, high rigidity, high durability

Strokes, speeds and repeatability are not stated on the page; they are in the datasheet.

Design and Build Quality

Hirata GR-1750 Gantry Robot view 2

A gantry frame carries the moving axes above the work, leaving floor space free.

Software and Integration

Controllers

Hirata HNC robot controllers.

Simulation

Hirata Robot Simulator software is available.

Hirata GR-1750 Gantry Robot Applications and Use Cases

Machine Tool Loading

Heavy workpieces.

Heavy Part Stocking

Transfer and storage.

Assembly

Large components.

Hirata GR-1750 Gantry Robot Price and Value

Hirata does not publish a price for the Hirata GR-1750 Gantry Robot; it is quoted on request.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • 50 to 150 kg

  • Configurable

  • Maintenance-free claim

  • Wide industry use

Cons

  • Speeds and accuracy not on the page

  • Engineered per project

  • No published price

Who Should Buy the Hirata GR-1750 Gantry Robot?

It fits plants that move heavy parts between machines and storage.

Hirata GR-1750 Gantry Robot FAQ

How much does the Hirata GR-1750 Gantry Robot cost?

Hirata does not publish a price for the Hirata GR-1750 Gantry Robot; it is quoted on request.

What is the Hirata GR-1750?

A gantry robot for heavy loads.

What payload does the GR-1750 handle?

50 to 150 kg.

What types are available?

GR-1750-YZ and GR-1750-ZW.

Can strokes be configured?

Yes, strokes and the number of axes.

Does it need maintenance?

Hirata lists it as maintenance-free.

Which industries use it?

Shipbuilding, aerospace, automotive, tyres, appliances and others.

Where are full specs?

In Hirata's datasheet.

Specifications are based on manufacturer information and may change.

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