Avoid Costly Mistakes When Selecting an Industrial Robot
Choosing the right industrial robot is a critical decision, and common pitfalls can lead to wasted investment.To make a confident and informed choice, read our free guide to the essential selection factors today.
Many buyers focus solely on the initial price, overlooking the total cost of ownership, including maintenance and energy use. Others underestimate the importance of real workload capacity, seamless integration with existing equipment, and reliable after-sales support. The most successful implementations always involve thorough planning and a real-world demonstration to ensure the robot is a perfect fit for your specific tasks.
Eight core selection elements for industrial robots
- Robotic arm performance parameters: such as robotic arm type, load capacity, repeat positioning accuracy, movement speed, etc
- System compatibility: compatible with the enterprise's existing production equipment, control systems (such as PLC), and mainstream software and accessories on the market
- Ease of operation: including the ease of operation, whether to provide training and learning, etc., to reduce the threshold of use
- Application scenarios: such as welding, spraying, handling, stamping and other production demands
- Flexible adaptation capability: multi-task switching capability and non-standard scene adaptation to cope with changing production requirements
- Spatial considerations: working scope, space constraints, security isolation requirements
- Full life cycle cost: robot body + integration + energy consumption + maintenance
- After-sales guarantee: reliable after-sales support and service
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