JAKA 12 kg collaborative robot

A collaborative robot with a 12 kg payload, 41 kg weight and 1327 mm reach. It uses integrated joints, graphical and freedrive programming, and a separate control cabinet. It is intended for tasks such as machine tending, packing, palletizing and handling.

Source checked12/12 values · 2026-10-26JAKACollaborative robot
Hover to measure reach
12 kg payloadR 1,327REPEATABILITY ±0.03 mm0400800mmJAKA 12 kg · SIDE ELEVATIONReach envelope to scale · pose schematic
Payload
12kg
Reach
1,327mm
Repeatability
±0.03mm
IP rating
IP54
Weight
41kg

Specification

1 source
Categorycollaborative robot
Supply voltage100-240VAC, 50-60Hz
Power consumption0.5 kW

Quick answers

What is the payload of the JAKA 12 kg collaborative robot?
12 kg, per Series Products (jaka.com).
What is the reach of the JAKA 12 kg collaborative robot?
1327 mm, per Series Products (jaka.com).
What is the repeatability of the JAKA 12 kg collaborative robot?
±0.03 mm, per Series Products (jaka.com).
How much does the JAKA 12 kg collaborative robot weigh?
41 kg, per Series Products (jaka.com).
What is the IP rating of the JAKA 12 kg collaborative robot?
IP54, per Series Products (jaka.com).

Study notes

  • The document text does not state a model name; the record uses the stated 12 kg payload to distinguish the unit.
  • Control cabinet: 18 kg, IP44, footprint 188 mm, size 410 x 307 x 235 mm (W x H x D).
  • I/O ports: 16 digital inputs, 16 digital outputs, 2 analog inputs or outputs.
  • Programming is described as graphical programming and freedrive programming, performed on a mobile terminal (computer, pad or mobile phone).
  • The document lists a 'Degree of freedom' parameter but gives no value.
  • The integrated joint design is described as easy to assemble and disassemble.
  • Typical applications listed are loading/unloading, packing, palletizing and handling.
  • TCP/IP is listed as a communication mode but has no matching protocol id in the allowed list.

Safety

  • The document states that the high-safety design eliminates the need for isolation fences.
  • The handling application notes that the robot can reduce direct contact between operators and hazardous processing equipment.
↑↓ navigate↵ openesc close