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FANUC M-900iB/360E

The M-900iB/360E is a six-axis industrial robot with a 360 kg maximum wrist load capacity and a 2655 mm reach. It is intended for handling large, heavy parts in assembly, parts transfer and machine tending applications. It runs on the FANUC R-30iB Plus controller, supplied in either the A-Cabinet or B-Cabinet version.

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360 kg payloadR 2,6556-AXIS ARMREPEATABILITY ±0.1 mm01,0002,000mmM-900iB/360E · SIDE ELEVATIONReach envelope to scale · pose schematic
Payload
360kg
Reach
2,655mm
Repeatability
±0.1mm
IP rating
IP54
Axes
6

Specification

2 sources
Categoryindustrial robot
Weight1,540 kg
Power consumption3 kW

Joints

NameMax speed (°/s)
J1110
J2105
J3100
J4110
J5110
J6180

Quick answers

What is the payload of the FANUC M-900iB/360E?
360 kg, per M-900iB/360E Robot - Heavy Payload Robot (fanucamerica.com).
What is the reach of the FANUC M-900iB/360E?
2655 mm, per M-900iB/360E Robot - Heavy Payload Robot (fanucamerica.com).
What is the repeatability of the FANUC M-900iB/360E?
±0.1 mm, per M-900iB/360E Robot - Heavy Payload Robot (fanucamerica.com).
How many axes does the FANUC M-900iB/360E have?
6, per M-900iB/360E Robot - Heavy Payload Robot (fanucamerica.com).
How much does the FANUC M-900iB/360E weigh?
1540 kg, per M-900iB/360E Robot - Heavy Payload Robot (fanucamerica.com).
What is the IP rating of the FANUC M-900iB/360E?
IP54, per M-900iB/360E Robot - Heavy Payload Robot (fanucamerica.com).

Study notes

  • Repeatability of ±0.1 mm is stated in the datasheet as based on ISO 9283.
  • Maximum wrist moments and inertia: J4 and J5 2330 N·m / 500 kg·m², J6 1280 N·m / 360 kg·m².
  • Body protection is IP54 as standard, with IP56 available as an option; the wrist and J3 arm are IP67 as standard.
  • Mounting options stated are ceiling, floor, angle and wall configurations.
  • Optional Severe Dust and Liquid Protection (SDLP) kits protect the robot base, drive train and J1-J2 axes against dust and water.
  • The operating-space diagram shows a rear-side interference area behind the robot and a J5-axis rotation centre working envelope.

Safety

  • The datasheet states that surrounding equipment must not interfere with the robot and its operating space; a rear-side interference area is defined in the operating-space diagram.
  • J3 arm and wrist carry IP67 protection as standard; optional SDLP kits extend dust and water protection to the base, drive train and J1-J2 axes.
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