Kawasaki BX100N Review: Specs, Price and Applications of the 100 kg Industrial Robot
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The Kawasaki BX100N is a 6-axis industrial robot with a maximum payload of 100 kg, a reach of 2200 mm and ±0.06 mm repeatability, listed from USD 57,500. 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 Kawasaki BX100N is a 6-axis industrial robot with a 100 kg payload, a reach of 2200 mm and a positional repeatability of ±0.06 mm. It is a heavy-duty robot built for spot welding and general material handling, with a hollow wrist that routes cables and hoses inside the arm. The robot weighs 740 kg, is floor-mounted and runs on the Kawasaki F02 controller. It is listed from USD 57,500.
Kawasaki BX100N at a Glance
Maximum payload: 100 kg
Reach: 2200 mm
Axes: 6
Repeatability: ±0.06 mm
Weight: 740 kg
Controller: F02
Price: from USD 57,500
Kawasaki BX100N Technical Specifications
The table below lists the published specifications of the Kawasaki BX100N.
Specification | Kawasaki BX100N |
Manufacturer | Kawasaki Robotics |
Model | BX100N |
Robot type | 6-axis industrial robot |
Maximum payload | 100 kg |
Reach | 2200 mm |
Axes | 6 |
Repeatability | ±0.06 mm |
Controller | F02 |
Interfaces | Ethernet 1000BASE-T x2, USB 2.0 x3, RS-232C x2, general-purpose I/O 32 in/32 out |
Certifications | CE, UL, KCs, UKCA, EN ISO 13849-1 Category 4, PL e safety circuit |
Starting price | From USD 57,500 |
Detailed Technical Data
6 axes
Max. payload 100 kg
Reach 2200 mm
Repeatability ±0.06 mm
Mass 740 kg
Mounting floor
Controller F02
Design and Build Quality
The BX100N belongs to the Kawasaki BX series. Published build data: mass 740 kg; mounting floor.
Programming and Software
AS Language and K-ROSET
The BX100N runs on the F02 controller and is programmed from the teach pendant in Kawasaki's AS language. Kawasaki's K-ROSET software is available for offline programming and simulation.
Industrial Communication
Published interfaces are Ethernet 1000BASE-T x2, USB 2.0 x3, RS-232C x2 and general-purpose I/O 32 in/32 out.
Kawasaki BX100N Applications and Use Cases
Typical applications for the BX100N are material handling, machine tending, assembly, packaging, inspection and dispensing.
Material handling
A 100 kg maximum payload and a 2200 mm reach let the BX100N move parts between stations, fixtures and conveyors.
Machine tending
The BX100N loads and unloads machine tools, presses and moulding machines within its 2200 mm reach.
Assembly
Repeatability of ±0.06 mm supports fitting, inserting and fastening parts in assembly cells.
Kawasaki BX100N Price and Value
The Kawasaki BX100N is listed from USD 57,500 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
100 kg maximum payload with a 2200 mm reach
±0.06 mm repeatability
Wide choice of industrial fieldbus interfaces
Cons
Needs safety fencing or equivalent safeguarding
The 100 kg maximum payload includes the end effector
End effectors, safety equipment and integration are quoted separately
Who Should Buy the Kawasaki BX100N?
The Kawasaki BX100N fits manufacturers that need an industrial robot of this size for handling, machine tending and assembly.
See the full Kawasaki BX100N product listing on All Things Cobots.
Kawasaki BX100N FAQ
How much does the Kawasaki BX100N cost?
The Kawasaki BX100N is listed from USD 57,500 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 reach of the Kawasaki BX100N?
The BX100N has a maximum payload of 100 kg and a reach of 2200 mm.
How accurate is the Kawasaki BX100N?
Its published repeatability is ±0.06 mm.
How many axes does the Kawasaki BX100N have?
The BX100N has 6 axes.
How is the Kawasaki BX100N programmed?
It is programmed from the teach pendant in Kawasaki's AS language, and K-ROSET is available for offline programming and simulation.
Which controller does the Kawasaki BX100N use?
It runs on the F02 controller.
How much does the Kawasaki BX100N weigh?
Published mass 740 kg.
How can the Kawasaki BX100N be mounted?
Published installation options: floor.
What is the Kawasaki BX100N used for?
Typical applications are material handling, machine tending, assembly, packaging, inspection and dispensing.
Specifications and prices are based on manufacturer and distributor information. Prices are indicative, are not final and may change.
