# FANUC P-700iB

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The FANUC P-700iB is a seven-axis industrial paint robot designed for overhead rail mounting in paint booths. It has a 15 kg maximum wrist load, a 3150 mm reach, and a stated repeatability of ±0.10 mm. It is used for coating tasks such as automotive body painting and runs with the R-30iB Plus controller series.

## Specification

| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Category | industrial robot |
| Axes | 7 |
| Payload | 15 kg |
| Repeatability | 0.1 mm |
| Weight | 658 kg |

## Connected

- Manufacturer: [FANUC](https://machineschema.com/manufacturer/fanuc.md)
- Controllers: [FANUC R-30iB Plus](https://machineschema.com/controller/fanuc-r-30ib-plus.md)

## Safety

- Intended for paint booth and hazardous-environment painting applications.

## Study notes

- Datasheet lists plastic-arm and metal-arm versions; the product page values match the plastic-arm version.
- Plastic-arm mechanical weight is 658 kg with short inner arm and 665 kg with long inner arm.
- Metal-arm version is listed with 3200 mm reach and 659 kg (short inner arm) or 667 kg (long inner arm).
- Input power source is stated as 200–550 VAC, 50–60 Hz.
- Hoses and cables are routed from the controller through a catrack and along the robot arm.
- The page states the robot can be paired with P-20 or P-25 robots for interior painting.
- Applications listed include painting, dispensing and sealing, automotive, and consumer goods.
- FANUC's product page and datasheet give different values for reach. Check with FANUC before relying on it.

## Sources

1. [P-700iB Painting Robot](https://www.fanucamerica.com/products/robot/p-700ib-15) (accessed 2026-10-25)
2. [p 700ib datasheet](https://www.fanucamerica.com/uploads/files/data-sheets/p-700ib-datasheet.pdf) (accessed 2026-10-25)

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