Industrial robots for businesses
Classic robot arms, SCARA and delta robots for high payloads and speeds.
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About the category
What it is and what it is for
Industrial robots are the proven workhorses of manufacturing: articulated robots for welding, handling and palletising, SCARA robots for fast assembly and delta robots for high-speed pick-and-place. They usually work in a safeguarded cell with fencing or light curtains. Manufacturers offer large model ranges with different payloads and reaches.
Typical uses in business
- Welding, gluing and painting in series production.
- Handling heavy parts and loading pallets.
- Fast assembly and pick-and-place with SCARA and delta robots.
- Linking machines across several processing steps.
What businesses should check before buying
- Size payload, reach and cycle time with a margin.
- Controller and programming language: do they suit your team and your other robots?
- Safety concept of the cell and space requirements.
- Service, spare parts and training in your region.
Integration & effortEffort: high
A robot cell is usually planned by a system integrator: layout, safeguards, gripper, control integration, programming and CE marking of the complete system. Offline programming and simulation shorten commissioning on site.
In the catalogue
Industrial robots: 5 products at a glance
Details according to the manufacturers. Order: products with a guide price first, then by name. Partners get no preference.
| Product | Manufacturer | Country | Guide price |
|---|---|---|---|
| ABB industrial / SCARA / delta robotsABB industrial robots – articulated, SCARA and delta – for manufacturing, handling and packaging. | ABB Robotics | Switzerland | on request |
| FANUC industrial robots (M-series, SCARA)FANUC industrial robots – M series and SCARA – for handling, assembly and manufacturing in series production. | FANUC | Japan | on request |
| KR AGILUSKUKA's compact small-robot series for fast, precise handling and assembly tasks. | KUKA | Germany | on request |
| MOTOMAN NEXT (adaptive robots)Yaskawa MOTOMAN NEXT adaptive robot systems for production tasks under changing conditions. | Yaskawa (Motoman) | Japan | on request |
| NB12 industrial robotCompact industrial robot from ROKAE for handling, assembly and machine tending. | ROKAE Robotics | China | on request |
Guide prices: non-binding, rounded, excl. VAT, shipping and duties. Listed does not mean partner.
Software that fits
- RoboDK (opens in a new tab)CommercialSimulates and programs robot cells offline, for many robot brands.
- MoveIt 2 (opens in a new tab)Open source · BSD-3-ClausePlans collision-free motion for robot arms, built on ROS 2.
- ROS-Industrial (opens in a new tab)Open sourceDrivers and tools that bring ROS to industrial robots from major manufacturers.
- ROS 2 (opens in a new tab)Open source · Apache-2.0Standard framework for connecting sensors, control and your own algorithms across vendors.
Licence details without guarantee — the project’s own licence is authoritative. We can set up and integrate it for you at a fixed price.
Research
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FAQ
Questions about Industrial robots
- How much do products in “Industrial robots” cost?
- For the 5 products in this category in the OROBO catalogue we have no public guide price; quotes are available on request only. We obtain them for you — only the seller’s quote is binding.
- Which manufacturers does OROBO list for “Industrial robots”?
- In this category OROBO lists 5 manufacturers from 4 countries: Japan (2), China (1), Germany (1), Switzerland (1). In the catalogue: ABB Robotics, FANUC, KUKA, ROKAE Robotics, Yaskawa (Motoman). OROBO currently has no partner agreement with any of these manufacturers — listed does not mean partner.
- Does OROBO sell these products itself?
- No. OROBO brokers and does not sell anything itself. We check your need and intended use, screen buyer and seller against the EU and US sanctions lists and obtain the quote from the manufacturer or its dealer. Contract, payment, delivery and warranty run directly between you and the seller. Brokering is free for you; for now we broker for buyers in the EU, the EEA, Switzerland and the United Kingdom.
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- Quantity, goal and timing — and a budget if you know it. The hardware advisor helps you find the right class of hardware in a few steps. Requests are free and without obligation; your contact details only go to the seller with your consent.
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Product details and prices come from manufacturers’ public information (as of 3 Nov 2026, foreign currencies converted at the ECB rate). Prices are non-binding, rounded guide values excluding VAT, shipping and duties; only the seller’s quote is binding. Category texts are general information and do not replace a case-by-case assessment.