KR1805
About
About KR1805
KR1805 is Kassow Robots’ seven-axis collaborative robot arm with a five-kilogram payload and 1,800-millimetre reach. It extends 400 millimetres farther than KR1410 while carrying half its rated payload. Its redundant elbow axis gives integrators alternative postures when approaching work points around machinery or at different heights. The standard configuration uses an external controller and a 160-by-160-millimetre mounting footprint.
Symacon incorporates KR1805 into its SSG Lift solution for transferring workpiece carriers between levels, with Bosch Rexroth ctrlX CORE controlling the system. The arm’s tablet interface supports waypoint teaching and block-based programming, while ROS, ROS 2 and PROFINET provide integration options. KR1805 remains a commercial model available through sales partners. The separately offered Edge Edition integrates its controller into the base and has a different mounting and power configuration.
Capabilities
Source-backed capabilities
- Operating environments: Symacon SSG Lift manufacturing system
- Control modes: Programmed
- Material handling
Claimed - 2024-04-15 - Transfer workpiece carriers between different heights. - environment: Symacon SSG Lift manufacturing system
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Observed use
Exact-product configurations are shown without inferring supply, purchase, customer status, standard fit, deployment or partnership.
- Bosch Rexroth ctrlX CORE
Reference Design - Controlled By - Physical - Symacon’s SSG Lift combines KR1805 with Bosch Rexroth ctrlX CORE for workpiece-carrier transfer between different heights.
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Resources
Curated durable documents and official technical references.
- KR Series brochure and model specifications
PDF · KR1805 model row · Kassow Robots
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Timeline
- Kassow Robots outlines KR1410 and KR1805 cells for Hannover Messe
2024-04-15 - Market Signal - Heldele’s camera-guided KR1410 cell picks differently oriented components from small-load carriers. Symacon’s SSG Lift uses KR1805 and Bosch Rexroth ctrlX CORE to move carriers between different heights. The systems were scheduled for the Bosch Rexroth booth in Hall 6, stand D26.
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