Kawasaki Robotics EMEA
Portfolio expanded
Kawasaki Robotics EMEA is presenting various new additions to its portfolio at Automatica under the title 'Experience Unmatched Reliability'. In addition to new robot models, the exhibits also include practical applications for numerous industries.
The 'MXP710L' - with a payload capacity of 710 kg and a minimal footprint, according to Kawasaki Robotics "the flagship of the new MXP series" - will be at the center of the trade fair presentation. As a special highlight, the robot lifts the 2025 'Brute Force 450 T-CAT ATV' from Kawasaki Motors.
Other new products include the 'BA013N' and 'BA013L' models as a further development of the BA series for arc welding, as well as the 'MC006V', which has been specifically developed for the high standards of the pharmaceutical industry, with a full stainless steel surface and special seals. The food-grade robot 'RF007L' is certified for the primary handling of food.
Visitors to the show will also be able to experience further developments of the CL series cobots live - including a fast and easy-to-use bin-picking application in collaboration with Mech Mind and a demonstration of the CL series' arc welding capabilities. Kawasaki Robotics will also be presenting the next generation of cobots, the 'CL130N': Four new models with up to 30 kg payload capacity, easy operation and new smart features.
Kawasaki Robotics at Automatica: Hall A4, Stand 321
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