KUKA KR FORTEC ultra
A strong candidate for exceptionally large components when a conventional medium-payload arm cannot manage the inertia. Model selection must preserve the actual payload/reach pairing; the longest and strongest variants are different machines. Consider large structural parts, battery or vehicle manufacturing equipment and heavy transfers requiring a qualified high-inertia configuration.
Key Technical Specifications
Technical field | Documented configuration / buying implication |
|---|---|
Family role | Very heavy handling |
Listed payload ceiling | Up to 800 kg by model |
Examples | KR 480 R3700-2 and KR 800 R2800-2 |
Other options | 560 and 640 model branches; HI variants |
Key selection issue | Load inertia and exact payload/reach pairing |
Installation | Heavy-load structure and access planning |
Review Highlights
Strengths: Very high payload model options; Long-reach alternatives; High-inertia variants within family.
Key considerations: Maxima belong to different models; Installation and service are substantial.
Validate the complete inertia tensor, loaded poses, foundation reaction loads, lifting provisions and recovery from a mid-transfer stop.
Request a configuration-specific quotation for equipment, integration and support.
