FANUC SR-9iA/R

The FANUC SR-9iA/R is a 4-axis rack-mounted SCARA robot with a 9 kg maximum wrist load and 620 mm reach. It is controlled by the R-30iB Plus Mate Cabinet and is used to transport small components such as solar cell modules. The document states a continuous cycle of 500 mm horizontal and 100 mm vertical travel in 0.7 seconds, and a mechanical weight of 76 kg.

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R 620 mmPAYLOAD 9 kgREPEATABILITY ±0.01 mm1 mm = 0.24 pxSR-9iA/R · TOP VIEWReach to scale · J1 ±180°
Payload
9kg
Reach
620mm
Repeatability
±0.01mm
IP rating
IP20
Axes
4

Specification

2 sources
Categoryscara robot
Weight76 kg

Joints

NameRange min (°)Range max (°)Max speed (°/s)
J1-180180560
J2-150150480
J4-7207202,500

Motion range per axis

arc = published range
J1
-180° / 180°560°/s
J2
-150° / 150°480°/s
J4
1,440°2,500°/s

Quick answers

What is the payload of the FANUC SR-9iA/R?
9 kg, per SR-9iA/R (fanucamerica.com).
What is the reach of the FANUC SR-9iA/R?
620 mm, per SR-9iA/R (fanucamerica.com).
What is the repeatability of the FANUC SR-9iA/R?
±0.01 mm, per SR-9iA/R (fanucamerica.com).
How many axes does the FANUC SR-9iA/R have?
4, per SR-9iA/R (fanucamerica.com).
How much does the FANUC SR-9iA/R weigh?
76 kg, per SR-9iA/R (fanucamerica.com).
What is the IP rating of the FANUC SR-9iA/R?
IP20, per SR-9iA/R (fanucamerica.com).

Study notes

  • Rack-mounted 4-axis SCARA; the document describes mounting above a conveyor for small-component transport such as solar cell modules.
  • Cycle time: 500 mm horizontal and 100 mm vertical in 0.7 s continuously.
  • J3 axis stroke is 200 mm standard or 400 mm with option; J3 maximum speed is 2800 mm/s.
  • Repeatability is ±0.01 mm for J1, J2 and J3; J4 repeatability is ±0.004°.
  • J4 inertia is 0.12 kg·m²; no J4 moment value is stated.
  • Controller series is R-30iB Plus; compatible controller is R-30iB Plus Mate Cabinet.
  • Second arm is positioned below the first to reduce vertical-axis protrusion and hand vibration during motion.
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