IRB 6700

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About IRB 6700

IRB 6700 comprises several six-axis configurations spanning approximately 150–300 kilograms of payload and reaches from 2.6 to 3.2 metres. The family is engineered for repeated high-load movement in spot welding, foundry handling, machine tending, palletising and press-line transfer.

LeanID routes process cabling through the upper arm to reduce exposed loops and wear, while model-specific wrist and counterbalance arrangements match different tools and reach requirements. Foundry Plus 2 variants add protection against heat, contamination and aggressive washdown environments. OmniCore control provides motion coordination, safety and energy-management functions, and the arm design extends maintenance intervals for high-utilisation production lines.

Capabilities

Source-backed capabilities

  • Robotic welding

    Claimed - ABB lists IRB 6700 for spot welding, material handling and press automation in harsh manufacturing environments.

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  • Material handling

    Claimed - ABB lists IRB 6700 for spot welding, material handling and press automation in harsh manufacturing environments.

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  • Machine tending

    Claimed - ABB lists IRB 6700 for spot welding, material handling and press automation in harsh manufacturing environments.

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Deployments

  • Confirmed Operating Programme

    ABB IRB 6700 at Serendix - 2026-04-01 - Serendix - named robotics deployment or operating programme - Serendix used an ABB IRB 6700 with Vertico's two-component nozzle technology to robotically print structural elements for JR West's Hatsushima station, which was assembled onsite in one night.

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Timeline

  • Serendix used an ABB IRB 6700 with Vertico's two-component nozzle technology to robotically…

    2026-04-01 - Deployment - Serendix used an ABB IRB 6700 with Vertico's two-component nozzle technology to robotically print structural elements for JR West's Hatsushima station, which was assembled onsite in one night. The operating scope and metrics apply to the named installation or programme rather than every product, site or customer.

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Context

Tags

  • Peer Group: Articulated industrial robot arm

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