CATEGORY SPECIFICATION HUB // INDUSTRIAL

Industrial & Collaborative Robots

Fixed and mobile-mounted articulated manipulators (4-DOF to 7-DOF) built for high-repeatability machine tending, palletizing, welding, and assembly.

DEPLOYMENT REALITY CHECK

Engineering & Procurement Considerations

A collaborative robot arm is only 'collaborative' after the complete workcell—including gripper edges, workpiece mass, and TCP velocity—passes an ISO/TS 15066 risk assessment.

All performance figures below distinguish manufacturer datasheet maximums from documented continuous field operation. See our Editorial Standards.

BENCHMARK PARAMETERS

Key Technical Evaluation Metrics

  • Nominal Payload at Center-of-Gravity Offset
  • Maximum Reach Radius (mm)
  • Pose Repeatability (mm)
  • ISO 10218 / ISO/TS 15066 Safety Rating
VERIFIED HARDWARE PROFILES

Documented Industrial & Collaborative Robots (1 Verified)

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ModelManufacturerLocomotionVerified PayloadPublished PriceVerified Date
UR10e Collaborative Robot Arm Universal Robots Fixed/Mobile-Mount 6-DOF Articulated Arm 12.5 kg (27.55 lbs) Manufacturer does not give a single list price on the linked product page; request a quote for the arm and required options. 2026-10-16
Industrial & Collaborative Robots

UR10e Collaborative Robot Arm

Universal Robots (Denmark)
Manufacturer-Published
LocomotionFixed/Mobile-Mount 6-DOF Articulated Arm
Payload12.5 kg (27.55 lbs)
Speed1.0 m/s typical TCP speed; ±180°/s wrist joints
RuntimeContinuous AC mains operation (100–240 VAC, 47–440 Hz)
Published PriceManufacturer does not give a single list price on the linked product page; request a quote for the arm and required options.

Key Limitation: Collaborative safety status applies to the complete application (arm + gripper + workpiece + speed); requires a formal ISO 10218 / ISO/TS 15066 risk assessment.

Sources: Universal Robots UR10e Technical Specification Sheet
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