ABB Robotics IRB 52 Overview

The ABB IRB 52 is a six-axis paint robot with a 7 kg payload, a reach of 1200 mm or 1450 mm and a position repeatability of ±0.15 mm. It is a compact, explosion-protected arm for painting small and medium-sized parts in general industry. The robot can be floor, wall, inverted or tilted mounted and runs on the IRC5P paint controller.

Key Specifications

Prices are indicative, are not final and may change.

Applications

• Material handling

• Machine tending

• Assembly

• Packaging

• Inspection

• Dispensing

Industries

Automotive · Electronics · Metalworking · Plastics · Food and beverage · Pharmaceuticals · Logistics

Technical Details

• 6 axes

• Max. payload 7 kg

• Reach 1200 mm or 1450 mm

• Repeatability ±0.15 mm

• Mounting floor, wall, inverted, tilted

• Explosion protected

• Controller IRC5P

ABB Robotics IRB 52 Review Summary

The IRB 52 is a compact six-axis paint robot with a 7 kg payload, a reach of 1200 mm or 1450 mm and ±0.15 mm repeatability. It is an explosion-protected arm for painting small and medium-sized parts in general industry, and is listed from USD 55,000.

Pros

• Compact paint robot with two reach options

• Floor, wall, inverted or tilted mounting

• Explosion protected, with ATEX and FM approvals

• Runs on the dedicated IRC5P paint controller

Cons

• 7 kg payload

• Reach of at most 1450 mm

• ±0.15 mm repeatability

Who It Is For

The IRB 52 fits general industry manufacturers that want to automate painting of small and medium parts in a compact booth. For car bodies and large parts, look at the IRB 5500 or IRB 5510.

Full review: ABB IRB 52 Review: Specs, Price and Applications of the Compact Paint Robot