Fairino Cobot (FR20)
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- BRAND:
- FAIRINO
- PART #:
- FR20
- ORIGIN:
- China
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- SUBJECT TO AVAILABILITY
- SKU:
- Fairino-FR20
Fairino Cobot (FR20)
Ask a robot to place a full carton on the top layer of a pallet and two questions arrive together: can the arm carry the load, and can it reach the far corner without anyone moving the pallet? The Fairino Cobot (FR20) is built to answer both from a compact base. It pairs a 20kg payload, rising to a maximum of 25kg, with 1854mm of reach, so a single collaborative arm beside a line can serve a pallet, a conveyor and a machine door. That is work traditionally handed to larger industrial robots, and the FR20 brings it within the scope of a cobot cell.
Robots Europa, based in Dublin, supplies the Fairino Cobot (FR20) to customers throughout the European Union and the DACH region. Each quotation is prepared for the cell in question, including the arm, the controller and, where the environment calls for it, the optional IP65 protection. Robots Europa remains your point of contact for delivery, start-up questions and after-sales support.
Background
FAIRINO and the FR-series
The FR20 belongs to the FAIRINO FR-series of collaborative robots, a family that also includes the FR3, FR3-C, FR5, FR10, FR16 and FR30. FAIRINO presents the FR20 as a powerful, scalable and sustainable 6-axis collaborative robot built to empower the end user. That wording reflects the model's place in the range. The FR20 is aimed at the heavier end of collaborative work rather than at light bench-top tasks. For a buyer, a model family has a practical advantage: a facility can choose the arm that suits each station from one manufacturer, and keep its sourcing and its relationship with the supplier in one place.
Heavy work on a compact footprint
The FR20 is positioned to deliver reliable, high-throughput automation with a fairly compact footprint and fast deployment. The figures support that positioning. The base footprint is 240mm and the arm weighs approximately 85kg. It is built from aluminium and steel and can be mounted in any orientation. The combination is unusual. An arm with this much reach would usually require a substantial pedestal and a generous safety zone. The FR20 can be fitted to a floor stand, a wall bracket or an overhead gantry, according to where the work actually is. Six rotating joints give it the freedom of movement needed to approach a part from an angle rather than only from above.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Product type | 6-axis collaborative robot |
| Payload | 20kg (Max: 25kg) |
| Reach | 1854mm |
| Degrees of freedom | 6 rotating joints |
| Pose repeatability (ISO 9283) | ±0.1mm |
| Typical TCP speed | 2m/s |
| IP classification | IP54 (IP65 optional) |
| Noise | <70dB |
| Robot mounting | Any orientation |
| Tool I/O power supply | 24V / 1.5A |
| Footprint | 240mm |
| Weight | ≈85kg |
| Operating temperature | 0 ~ 45°C |
| Materials | Aluminium, Steel |
| Typically supplied | Cobot arm, controller, buttonbox, software and standard support for start-up and integration |
Specifications are as published by the manufacturer and are confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.
The manufacturer has not published the rated power consumption, the communication interfaces of the control box, the safety certifications, the controller dimensions or the tool flange interface; these are confirmed at quotation.
How does an 1854mm reach change the layout of a cell?
In most robot cells, reach decides how many stations one arm can serve. A short-reach cobot often needs the pallet, the infeed conveyor and the reject bin arranged tightly around its base. Otherwise it needs a linear track or a second robot. With 1854mm of reach, the FR20 can work across a much wider envelope from a single fixed position. In palletising, this means the arm can build a full layer pattern from the side of the pallet. In machine tending, it can reach well inside a large machine's working area through the door opening.
Reach is only useful when the arm can still carry a meaningful load at the far end. The FR20's 20kg rated payload, with a 25kg maximum, leaves room for the gripper as well as the part. That margin matters, because vacuum grippers and dual-pick tools add weight quickly. The ±0.1mm pose repeatability, measured to ISO 9283, is sufficient for repeatable placing, stacking and loading. The typical TCP speed of 2m/s keeps cycle times competitive over the longer distances this reach makes possible.
Mounting in any orientation adds a further option. Fitted upside down on a gantry, the FR20 leaves the floor clear for forklifts and pallet trucks. Fitted on a wall, it can serve a machine and a conveyor on either side of it. The 240mm footprint keeps the base itself unobtrusive in either case.
Should you choose the standard IP54 build or the IP65 option?
The FR20 is supplied with IP54 protection as standard, and IP65 is available as an option. Under the IEC ingress protection system, the first digit describes protection against solid particles and the second protection against water. A higher rating therefore suits environments with heavier dust or with water exposure from cleaning or coolant. For dry palletising, packaging and assembly halls, the standard classification is normally the starting point. Where a cell stands close to machining coolant, wash-down areas or dusty raw materials, the IP65 option deserves serious consideration. The choice is made at quotation, so please describe the environment when you request one.
The operating temperature range of 0 ~ 45°C covers typical factory and warehouse conditions, including unheated loading areas in mild weather. Noise below 70dB means the arm adds little to the sound level of a shared workspace.
Who is the Fairino Cobot (FR20) for?
The FR20 suits operations whose tasks have outgrown light cobots but which still want the flexibility of a collaborative arm. End-of-line packaging and logistics operations are an obvious fit: palletising cartons and sacks is repetitive, physically demanding and well matched to the FR20's combination of payload and reach. Manufacturers with large machine tools or presses form a second group, because the arm can load and unload parts across a wide machine opening. System integrators building palletising or tending cells for their own clients will value an arm that mounts in any orientation and comes with standard support for start-up and integration.
Not every project needs this much arm. Where parts are light and stations sit close together, a smaller model such as the Fairino FR10 Collaborative Robot (Cobot) or the Fairino Cobot (FR16) is worth comparing. Where the load sits at or beyond the FR20's limits, the Fairino Cobot (FR30) is the next model to examine. Each has its own datasheet, and Robots Europa will help you match the model to the task. The full range is listed under Fairino and, alongside other manufacturers, under Cobots.
What is the Fairino Cobot (FR20) used for?
- Palletising — building and breaking down pallet layers of cartons, cases or sacks at the end of a line.
- Large machine tending — loading and unloading parts on machine tools and presses with wide working areas.
- Heavy pick-and-place — transferring heavier components between conveyors, fixtures and containers.
- Assembly — positioning and holding substantial parts while they are joined or fastened.
- Inspection — presenting parts to cameras or sensors, or carrying the sensor itself around a large workpiece.
- Packaging — placing products into cases and boxes and handling packed goods downstream.
Pricing and Availability
Robots Europa supplies the Fairino Cobot (FR20) on a quotation basis, so that the configuration, including the choice between IP54 and the optional IP65 protection, reflects your application. Delivery, customs and support are arranged with the quotation. A standard supply typically includes the cobot arm, the controller, the buttonbox, the software and standard support for start-up and integration. To begin, describe your task, your parts and your environment in a quotation request, available on this page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What payload can the Fairino Cobot (FR20) handle?
The FR20 has a rated payload of 20kg, with a maximum of 25kg. Remember to include the weight of your gripper or tool when calculating the load.
How far can the FR20 reach?
The FR20 has a reach of 1854mm, which allows a single arm to serve several stations or a full pallet from a fixed position.
How precise is the FR20?
Pose repeatability is ±0.1mm, measured to ISO 9283. The typical TCP speed is 2m/s.
Can the FR20 be mounted on a wall or ceiling?
Yes. The FR20 can be mounted in any orientation, including on floor stands, walls and overhead structures.
What is included in the supply?
A typical supply comprises the cobot arm, the controller, the buttonbox, the software and standard support for start-up and integration. The exact scope is set out in your quotation.
Is the FR20 suitable for dusty or damp environments?
The standard build is rated IP54, and IP65 is available as an option for more demanding conditions. The operating temperature range is 0 ~ 45°C.
Where can I buy the Fairino Cobot (FR20) and what does it cost?
Robots Europa supplies the FR20 across the European Union and the DACH region. The cost depends on the configuration and the scope of supply, so please request a quotation from this page.
Summary
The question at the pallet's far corner is the same one asked at a wide machine door or a long conveyor: can a single collaborative arm both carry the load and reach it? The Fairino Cobot (FR20) answers with a 20kg payload, a 25kg maximum and 1854mm of reach. It sits on a 240mm footprint and can be mounted in any orientation. Repeatability of ±0.1mm, a choice between IP54 and IP65 protection, and standard start-up and integration support make it a practical basis for palletising, tending and heavy handling cells. Robots Europa quotes, delivers and supports it throughout the EU and the DACH region. For a cell that needs more reach and more strength without giving up collaborative flexibility, this page is the starting point.
