SIASUN HC-X2-L (HC-X2-L)

In most factories the robot stays where it is and the work is brought to it: parts are conveyed, stacked and fetched so that a fixed arm can reach them. The SIASUN HC-X2-L (HC-X2-L) reverses that arrangement. It mounts a SIASUN DUCO collaborative arm on a self-developed mobile platform, so that a single machine can travel to a machine tool, a test bench or a storage rack, carry out its task alongside your staff and then move on to the next station. For production managers who find that their bottleneck lies between the cells rather than inside them, this changes the question from where to bolt a robot down to which route it should take.

Robots Europa, based in Dublin, supplies the HC-X2-L to customers throughout the European Union and the DACH region. Our team prepares each quotation, coordinates delivery to your site and remains your point of contact for support once the robot is in service, so that your project has one accountable partner from the first enquiry onwards.

Background

SIASUN DUCO and its lineage

SIASUN DUCO is the sub-brand of SIASUN dedicated to intelligent robotics, and all of its core components are developed independently. That approach shapes the HC-X2-L directly. The mobile platform is a SIASUN DUCO design rather than a third-party vehicle with an arm added later, and the robot can be equipped with vision systems and grippers that were also developed in-house. For an operator, a single development organisation behind platform, arm and execution units means that the parts were designed to work together from the outset, which tends to simplify integration, documentation and service.

Mobile collaborative robots of this kind have emerged as manufacturers seek automation that can be redeployed as product mixes change. Where a conventional cell is engineered around one task, a mobile cobot can be reassigned to another area of the shop floor with a new route and a new programme, which suits plants that run many variants in modest volumes.

One platform, one arm, one interface

The defining feature of the HC-X2-L is how closely its two halves are joined. An integrated teaching pendant provides a single screen for visual interaction and debugging of both the mobile platform and the collaborative arm, so commissioning engineers do not need to switch between separate vehicle and robot controllers. The chassis uses a wheel system developed specifically for this mobile collaborative robot, giving greater stability and reliability when the arm works from the platform.

Energy management follows the same thinking. The HC-X2-L supports contact-based, wireless and automatic charging, enabling short-term, real-time and 24/7 operation. Navigation combines SLAM with QR CODE positioning, pairing map-based localisation with fixed reference markers where a station demands it.

Technical Specifications

Specifications as published by the manufacturer; confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.

The manufacturer has not published the arm payload, arm reach, weight, battery capacity, runtime, travel speed, IP rating, power supply, communication interfaces, safety certifications, sensor set or the contents of the delivery; Robots Europa confirms each of these with you at quotation.

What makes the HC-X2-L different from a stationary cobot?

A stationary collaborative robot is productive only as long as there is work within its reach. Once a task is finished, it waits for the next part to arrive or for someone to bring it. The HC-X2-L removes that constraint by carrying its arm to the work. Its platform load of 670kg Max gives room for the arm, execution units and the materials the job requires, while the overall accuracy of ±0,3mm is the figure that matters when the robot arrives at a station and must position a part or a tool reliably.

The combination of SLAM and QR CODE navigation addresses the familiar difficulty of mobile manipulation: travelling flexibly through a changing environment and then docking precisely where the task is carried out. SLAM allows the robot to locate itself within a mapped area, and QR CODE markers provide fixed references at the points where precision counts. With vehicle dimensions of 1250*600*700mm, the platform can be assessed against your aisle widths and machine access during project planning.

Finally, the single teaching pendant means that platform and arm are programmed and debugged as one system. For a team introducing mobile robotics for the first time, a single interface considerably shortens the path from delivery to productive use.

How does the HC-X2-L protect people working alongside it?

Safety is built in from two directions. SIASUN DUCO describes the protection as covering both ground and airspace, with real-time monitoring that enables safe human-robot collaboration. In practical terms, this means the robot is designed to share space with people while it moves and while its arm works, rather than requiring a fenced cell.

The HC-X2-L also offers comprehensive safety measures together with varied interaction and communication methods, and it integrates seamlessly into customer systems. For your own risk assessment and the CE-related documentation of the complete installation, Robots Europa works through the safety concept with you during project planning.

Who is the HC-X2-L for?

The HC-X2-L suits manufacturers whose processes are spread across several machines or workstations and who would otherwise need a separate robot at each. Machine shops loading and unloading a group of machine tools, electronics and precision-engineering plants carrying out assembly at distributed benches, and quality departments running inspection routines at different points along a line are typical examples.

It is equally relevant to system integrators who need a mobile manipulation base that can be equipped with vision systems and grippers and connected to an existing plant control environment. Plants planning extended or continuous operation will note the automatic and wireless charging options, which support 24/7 running.

SIASUN offers the same mobile collaborative concept in further versions, including the SIASUN HC-X2-B (HC-X2-B) and the SIASUN HC-X6-B (HC-X6-B), and Robots Europa can help you weigh the versions against your requirements. Buyers who need a fixed installation instead may wish to browse our Industrial Robots and Robot Arms categories.

What is the HC-X2-L used for?

1. Material handling – transporting parts between stations and placing them with the arm on arrival.
2. Loading and unloading – serving machine tools or test equipment in turn without a dedicated robot at each.
3. Assembly – carrying out joining and fitting tasks at benches shared with human operators.
4. Inspection – taking a vision system to the part and checking it where it is produced.
5. Precision processing – performing fine operations that rely on the overall accuracy of the system.
6. Continuous operation – using automatic and wireless charging to keep the robot working around the clock.

Pricing and Availability

Every HC-X2-L installation depends on the execution units, the navigation layout and the integration required, so Robots Europa prepares an individual quotation for each project. Delivery, customs and support are arranged with the quotation, giving you a complete picture before you commit. Our team also discusses the routes, stations and execution units of your application, so that the offer reflects the way the robot will actually work in your plant. To begin, please use the quotation request available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the platform load of the HC-X2-L?

The platform load of the HC-X2-L is 670kg Max.

How accurate is the HC-X2-L?

The overall accuracy of the HC-X2-L is ±0,3mm.

How does the HC-X2-L navigate?

It uses SLAM & QR CODE navigation, combining map-based localisation with fixed markers at the stations where precise positioning is required.

Can the HC-X2-L run continuously?

Yes. It supports contact-based, wireless and automatic charging, which enable short-term, real-time and 24/7 operation.

Which tools can be fitted to the robot?

The HC-X2-L can be equipped with SIASUN DUCO's self-developed vision systems, grippers and other execution units for material handling, assembly, inspection and precision processing. The configuration is chosen together with Robots Europa for your application.

How is the HC-X2-L programmed and commissioned?

An integrated teaching pendant provides a single screen for visual interaction and debugging of both the mobile platform and the collaborative arm. This allows the whole system to be set up from one interface, which speeds up deployment.

Where can I buy the SIASUN HC-X2-L and what does it cost?

You can buy the HC-X2-L from Robots Europa, which supplies customers across the EU and the DACH region from Dublin. The cost depends on configuration and integration, so we provide an individual quotation on request.

Summary

The SIASUN HC-X2-L is built for plants in which the work is spread out and a robot fixed in one place would spend much of its time waiting. By joining a SIASUN DUCO collaborative arm to a self-developed mobile platform, with SLAM & QR CODE navigation, a platform load of 670kg Max, an overall accuracy of ±0,3mm, a single teaching pendant and charging options for round-the-clock running, it brings automation to each station in turn while sharing the floor safely with people. Robots Europa quotes, delivers and supports the HC-X2-L across the EU and the DACH region. If you are ready to let the robot go to the work, this page is the starting point.