INDUSTRIAL ROBOTS BY BRAND

Industrial Robots by Brand

Browse multiple industrial and collaborative robot brands, then compare model-level payload, reach, application and configuration details on each brand page. Start with the production task and use the model directory to build a practical shortlist.

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Choose a robot brand by application

Use the brand groups below to reach the relevant model directory. For a useful shortlist, define the process, total payload, working reach, mounting, environment, cycle target and required controller or interfaces before comparing brands.

Compare robot familiesUse application, payload, reach and environment to identify suitable brand families.
Shortlist exact modelsOpen a brand page to compare the available model-level parameters and variants.
Plan the integrationConfirm tooling, controls, safety, interfaces, commissioning and delivery for the project.

Review EVST industrial robots and project-specific automation support for the required process.

Chinese industrial robot brands

Compare QJAR, SIASUN, CHAIFU and MOKA robot families by application and operating requirements.

International industrial robot brands

Compare KUKA, FANUC, ABB and Kawasaki robot families for the intended production task.

Collaborative robot brands

Review DUCO, FAIRINO, CGXi and JAKA cobots by payload, reach, environment and integrated functions.

Robot accessories

Plan dress packs and cable-management components after the robot, motion, mounting and utility requirements are defined.

Configuration confirmation: Robot availability, exact configuration, controller, options, price, lead time, destination, warranty, service and integration scope are confirmed for each project. A listed brand or model is not a fixed stock commitment.

How to choose a robot from this hub

1. Define the applicationDocument the process, tool and workpiece load, workpoints, cycle target, installation and environment.
2. Compare candidatesUse the brand pages to compare robot families and model-level payload, reach and configuration details.
3. Confirm the configurationSend the exact model or application requirements to verify controller, options, tooling, availability and integration scope.

Industrial robot products and solutions FAQ

Which industrial robot brands and robot types can EVST review?

EVST can review inquiries for EVST, QJAR, SIASUN, CHAIFU, MOKA, KUKA, FANUC, ABB, Kawasaki, DUCO, FAIRINO, CGXi and JAKA robots. The available pages cover industrial, collaborative, SCARA, parallel, welding, palletizing, painting and other application-specific robot ranges.

How should I compare industrial robot brands for one application?

Compare the process first, then screen models by total payload, required TCP positions, reach or work envelope, repeatability, cycle target, mounting, protection, controller interfaces and available floor space. Brand preference should follow the technical and service requirements rather than replace them.

What information should I send for a robot model recommendation?

Send the application, part and tooling weights, center of gravity, key working points, cycle target, mounting orientation, environment, required interfaces, quantity and destination. If a model is already specified, include the exact model and controller so the configuration can be checked directly.

Can EVST review a complete automation cell around the selected robot?

Yes. The review can include the robot, controller, end-of-arm tooling, process equipment, fixtures, vision, safety, PLC and network interfaces, commissioning and service scope. The final cell is defined from the application and site requirements, not from the robot model alone.

What determines industrial robot price and lead time across brands?

Price and lead time depend on the exact robot and controller, options, tooling, process package, safety scope, integration and commissioning, quantity, destination and requested schedule. EVST confirms the applicable configuration and current commercial terms for each project rather than treating a model-family name as a complete quotation.

Author: EVST Editorial Team

The EVST Editorial Team maintains this page to support robot selection and project planning. Product availability, configuration, safety validation and integration scope must be confirmed for the actual application.

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