2017 FANUC FANUC M-710IC/50 ARTICULATED ROBOTS

Specifications & Market Value

FANUC FANUC M-710IC/50 2017 FANUC M-710IC/50 6 AXIS ROBOT, R-30IB CONTROL WITH CAM, ASI, EE & AIR CONNECTIONS equipment image
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Equipment Overview

Year of manufacture
2017

Technical Description

The Fanuc M-710iC/50 is a 6-axis articulated industrial robot manufactured in August 2017 (Serial Number F206350). Designed for versatile automation applications, it features a 50 kg payload capacity, a horizontal reach of 2,050 mm, and a repeatability of ±0.07 mm. The mechanical arm (Part Number A05B-1125-B201) has a total mass of 560 kg and supports flexible mounting options including floor, inverted, and angle installations. Motion ranges for its six axes are J1 ±360°, J2 ±225°, J3 ±440°, J4 ±720°, J5 ±250°, and J6 ±720°, with maximum speeds reaching 175 °/s on J1–J3, 250 °/s on J4–J5, and 355 °/s on J6. The system is operated via a Fanuc R-30iB controller (Part Number A05B-2610-B222) and is equipped with a Fanuc color i-Pendant, robot connection cables, and interfaces for EE, vision, and ASI connections. It is suitable for tasks such as dispensing, machine loading, material handling, cutting, arc welding, and palletizing.

Technical Attributes

Max Vertical Reach
2050 mm
Payload Capacity
50 kg
# of Axes
6
Repeatability (±)
0.07 mm
Control System
Fanuc R-30iB

Category

  1. INDUSTRIAL ROBOTS
  2. → ARTICULATED ROBOTS

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