Industrial robots
Industrial robots are put through their paces and cannot let you down when they need to perform.
The Korean and Japanese quality of Hyundai, Fuji, and Hyulim industrial robots allows them to be used in the toughest and most demanding applications. The extensive model range is also of great importance—from small and compact SCARA and 6-axis robots to the most powerful giants with a payload of up to 600 kg.
As a distributor of industrial robots, we offer all types of robots, as well as a wide range of additional accessories and equipment.
Hyundai Robotics is a major brand and a major player in the world of robotics, offering an extensive portfolio of 6-axis robots at attractive prices. Robots for welding, heat sealing, and material handling—compact, collaborative, large, small, and in the future even transport robots. You can find all of these in our Hyundai Robotics product lineup.
Hyundai robots are also available with a wide range of additional accessories; our lineup includes Hyundai welding positioners, guide rails, rotary tables, I/O cards, industrial buses, and expansion cards for handling advanced manufacturing processes. If you want to build your own industrial manipulators, positioners, or tables that work with our robot, we can match you with the right Hyundai Robotics motor—high-power or low-power—complete with all the necessary accessories, all controlled by an integrated controller. You can build any positioner based on our devices, and each axis can work seamlessly with the robot. Hyundai Hi5a-S controllers support up to 12 additional axes, in addition to the robot itself.
Hyundai robots offer excellent value for money and intuitive operation, and above all, a vast selection of robots, drives, and additional accessories that will allow you to build even the most advanced workstation or production line.
Fuji Robotics Robots
Fuji Robotics is a classic in the world of palletizing robots, with machines that have been refined over generations and optimized for a single process. Fuji’s indestructible robots are simple and built to last.
Ready-to-use palletizing kits—a robot with a gripper designed for bags, cartons, bottles, or other products, plus a roller conveyor tailored to the Fuji gripper—make for a nearly complete palletizing station. You can expand them further with any devices and equipment, as the robot is equipped with a built-in PLC controller featuring a large I/O card for controlling external automation systems.
Fuji robots are simple, incredibly fast, and indestructible—the best possible combination for a robot dedicated to palletizing.
Hyulim Robots
Our product range is complemented by Hyulim Robot, a line of Korean industrial robots, including SCARA, linear, Cartesian, and desktop models.
These specialized and precision-engineered devices are available with the same UNICON controller, which makes their implementation even easier.
Attractive pricing, ease of use, and a unified system are the hallmarks of Hyulim robots. High-quality construction and a modern design go hand in hand with their functionality.
There is no single model that is suitable for everything, which is why choice and a wide range of options are key during pricing and project planning. No matter what kind of robot you need, we will always help you choose the one that best meets your requirements and works well in your project.
Our product range includes, among others: articulated robots, handling robots, production robots, welding robots, and other manipulators and industrial robots. We complement our wide selection of equipment with services such as robot inspections and industrial robot maintenance. We look forward to hearing from you and working with you!
FAQ – Industrial Robots
Industrial robots are automated devices designed to perform repetitive tasks in manufacturing processes. They are used in applications such as welding, palletizing, assembly, machine tending, and packaging. Their use helps improve productivity, consistency, and workplace safety.
The selection of a robot depends on many factors, such as payload, reach, precision, and the working environment. Process requirements, such as production speed and the type of operation, are also important. That is why we always analyze the customer’s needs and select a solution tailored to the specific workstation.
Yes—in most cases, robots can be integrated into existing infrastructure. However, this requires proper design of interfaces, communication, and security measures. This makes it possible to increase automation without having to build an entire production line from scratch.
The cost depends on the complexity of the application, the robot selected, and the scope of integration. It covers not only the purchase of the equipment, but also workstation design, programming, and commissioning. Therefore, the investment is always evaluated in terms of return on investment and operational savings.
Yes—regular maintenance and inspections are essential for ensuring uninterrupted operation. These include checking the technical condition of the equipment, replacing wear-and-tear parts, and updating the software. Failure to perform maintenance can lead to costly breakdowns.
Yes—in many cases, refurbished robots are a cost-effective alternative to new equipment. They can significantly reduce investment costs while maintaining high performance. However, proper preparation and testing are essential.