What is the payload of the FANUC DR-3iB/8L?

8 kg, per DR-3iB/8L (fanucamerica.com).

What is the reach of the FANUC DR-3iB/8L?

1600 mm, per DR-3iB/8L (fanucamerica.com).

What is the repeatability of the FANUC DR-3iB/8L?

±0.03 mm, per DR-3iB/8L (fanucamerica.com).

How many axes does the FANUC DR-3iB/8L have?

4, per DR-3iB/8L (fanucamerica.com).

How much does the FANUC DR-3iB/8L weigh?

170 kg, per DR-3iB/8L (fanucamerica.com).

FANUC DR-3iB/8L

The FANUC DR-3iB/8L is a four-axis delta robot with an 8 kg wrist payload and 1600 mm reach, intended for high-speed picking and packing. It uses a parallel-link design and is available in a food-grade version with IP69K protection and an unpainted electroless nickel option. It runs on FANUC R-30iB Plus controllers.

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FANUC Delta robot

Payload

8kg

Reach

1,600mm

Repeatability

±0.03mm

Axes

Weight

170kg

Specification

2 sources

Category	delta robot
Power consumption	2.5 kW

Quick answers

What is the payload of the FANUC DR-3iB/8L?: 8 kg, per DR-3iB/8L (fanucamerica.com).
What is the reach of the FANUC DR-3iB/8L?: 1600 mm, per DR-3iB/8L (fanucamerica.com).
What is the repeatability of the FANUC DR-3iB/8L?: ±0.03 mm, per DR-3iB/8L (fanucamerica.com).
How many axes does the FANUC DR-3iB/8L have?: 4, per DR-3iB/8L (fanucamerica.com).
How much does the FANUC DR-3iB/8L weigh?: 170 kg, per DR-3iB/8L (fanucamerica.com).

Study notes

Delta robot with a classic parallel-link design.
Four controlled axes; food-grade version standard.
The DR-3iB/8L has the longest reach of the FANUC delta robot series at 1600 mm.
Optional unpainted version uses electroless nickel plating surface treatment.
Unpainted version has no springs, no stickers, no pocketed fasteners, and angled surfaces for self-draining.
Secondary catch basins and viewing windows on all major axes’ reducers allow checking for early grease/oil leaks.
Standard IP69K protection.
Uses the standard FANUC interface and is programmed like other FANUC robots.

Safety

Painted surfaces are not suitable for sensitive food applications because damaged paint can chip and fall onto products.
Secondary catch basins and viewing windows on all major axes’ reducers allow users to check for early grease/oil leaks before they escape the mechanical unit.
Standard IP69K protection is intended for strict washdown environments.