FANUC Paint Mate 200iA
A relevant compact painting choice when programmable gun motion offers more flexibility than fixed applicators. It should be selected around one small-part process, with the standard and long-arm versions kept distinct. Consider small automotive components, appliance parts, plastics and other controlled finishing tasks with repeatable part presentation.
Key Technical Specifications
Technical field | Documented configuration / buying implication |
|---|---|
Family variants | Paint Mate 200iA and 200iA/5L |
Purpose | Small-part painting |
Architecture | Compact articulated paint robot |
Alternative approach | Programmable application versus multiple fixed guns |
Sizing | Use exact standard or long-arm variant specification |
System scope | Applicator, fluid delivery and booth supplied as specified |
Review Highlights
Strengths: Compact programmable paint application; Standard and long-arm choices; Potentially flexible small-part recipes.
Key considerations: Exact variant must be identified; Booth and fluid system remain separate costs.
Trial the most difficult recessed surface and smallest part, verify fixture shadowing, paint consumption and a complete recipe changeover.
Request a configuration-specific quotation for equipment, integration and support.
