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UFACTORY xArm 6
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SPECIFICATION PROFILE
A six-axis development and handling platform with Python, C++ and ROS tooling, for teams comfortable owning integration.
| Nominal payload | 5 kg |
|---|---|
| Reach | 700 mm |
| Pose repeatability | ±0.1 mm |
| Axes | 6 |
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Before you shortlist it
Useful to investigate when your team wants to work with code and robot APIs. Include engineering time, sensing and the application safeguards in the budget.
- Match the SDK and controller firmware before planning integration.
- Check the arm revision and mechanical interface for your tool.
- Test repeatable task performance rather than relying on a positioning headline.
Ask the supplier to demonstrate your complete application with representative parts and tooling. Confirm the exact configuration, controller, interfaces, local support, and delivery scope.
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