SIASUN HC-X2-T (HC-X2-T)

A collaborative arm bolted beside a single machine spends much of its shift waiting for parts to arrive, while the people around it walk the distances it cannot. The SIASUN HC-X2-T (HC-X2-T) resolves that tension by carrying the arm to the work. It combines a mobile platform rated for a platform load of 1000kg Max with a collaborative robot, steered by SLAM and QR code navigation and positioned to an overall accuracy of ±0.3mm. For manufacturers whose processes are spread across a hall rather than gathered at one cell, this changes what a single robot can be asked to do.

Robots Europa, based in Dublin, supplies the SIASUN HC-X2-T to customers across the European Union and the DACH region. Robots Europa prepares each quotation, coordinates delivery to your site and remains your point of contact for support once the robot is in service.

Background

SIASUN and the DUCO mobile collaborative range

SIASUN is a robotics manufacturer whose portfolio extends across industrial and collaborative automation. Its mobile collaborative robots are presented under the DUCO name, and the defining principle of the range is integration: SIASUN develops the mobile platform and the collaborative robot itself, rather than pairing a third-party vehicle with a third-party arm. The HC-X2-T sits within a family that the manufacturer also offers as the HC-X2-B, the HC-X2-L and the HC-X6-B, each with its own specification.

One system, one interface

Because platform and arm come from the same developer, SIASUN can treat them as a single machine. The clearest expression of this is the integrated teaching pendant: a single screen for visual interaction and debugging of both the mobile platform and the collaborative arm, which allows for faster deployment. The chassis uses a wheel system specially designed for the mobile collaborative robot, offering greater stability and reliability. Safety is handled in the same joined-up way, with ground and airspace protection operating in real time to enable safe human-robot collaboration. The robot can also be equipped with SIASUN's self-developed vision systems, grippers and other execution units, so the tooling forms part of the same ecosystem as the vehicle and the arm.

Technical Specifications

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

SIASUN has not published the arm payload, the arm reach, the battery capacity, the operating time, the vehicle weight, the travel speed, the IP rating, the power supply, the communication interfaces, the safety sensors or the contents of the delivery; Robots Europa confirms these at quotation.

What sets a mobile collaborative robot apart from a fixed cobot?

A stationary collaborative robot is defined by the reach of its arm: whatever lies outside that envelope must be brought to it by a conveyor, a forklift or a member of staff. A mobile collaborative robot redraws that boundary, because the workspace becomes the route the vehicle can travel. The HC-X2-T pairs that mobility with a platform load of 1000kg Max, so the vehicle is not limited to carrying the arm and a small tray of parts.

Mobility only pays off if the arm can still work precisely once it arrives, and this is where the overall accuracy of ±0.3mm matters. It is the figure for the complete system, not for the arm in isolation, and it is what allows tasks such as assembly, inspection and precision processing to be carried out at a station the robot has just driven to. The integrated pendant reinforces the point: commissioning a route and teaching an arm task are done from one screen, rather than in two separate environments that must later be reconciled.

The charging arrangements address the other weakness of mobile systems, namely downtime. With contact-based, wireless and automatic charging available, the HC-X2-T supports short-term, real-time and 24/7 operation, so a site can choose the charging strategy that suits its shift pattern.

How does the SIASUN HC-X2-T find its way around a site?

The HC-X2-T uses two navigation methods: SLAM and QR code. In general terms, SLAM lets a vehicle build and use a map of its surroundings from what its sensors perceive, which suits areas where the layout changes or where fixed markers are impractical. QR code navigation relies on markers placed in the environment and is commonly used where repeatable positioning at defined points is the priority. Having both available gives integrators the option of combining flexible open-floor travel with precise referencing at workstations.

The footprint of 1250*600*1070mm is the other practical consideration for route planning, since aisles, doorways and the space around machines must accommodate it. Robots Europa recommends that layout drawings accompany any enquiry, so that navigation and clearance questions can be addressed early. The robot is also designed to integrate seamlessly with customer systems and offers multiple interaction and communication methods.

Who is the SIASUN HC-X2-T (HC-X2-T) for?

The HC-X2-T is aimed at manufacturers and logistics operations that need a collaborative arm at more than one location, and that also need the vehicle beneath it to carry substantial loads. Production engineers in electronics, automotive supply, metalworking and general assembly will recognise the pattern: parts must be moved between stations, handled, inspected and processed, often alongside people. The real-time ground and airspace protection is relevant wherever the robot shares aisles and workstations with staff.

Plants planning continuous operation form a second segment, since the combination of charging methods supports 24/7 working. A third consists of system integrators who value having platform, arm, vision and gripper from a single developer and one teaching interface for the whole machine.

The fact sheet does not set out how the HC-X2-B, HC-X2-L or HC-X6-B differ from the HC-X2-T, so Robots Europa compares them against your application rather than steering you by assumption. Their specifications can be reviewed on the pages for the HC-X2-B, the HC-X2-L and the HC-X6-B, and the wider SIASUN range is gathered under SIASUN Industrial Robots.

What is the SIASUN HC-X2-T used for?

1. Material handling: collecting, transporting and placing parts and materials between stations on one platform.
2. Assembly: driving to an assembly point and carrying out the joining or fitting task with the collaborative arm.
3. Inspection: using a SIASUN vision system as the execution unit to check parts where they are produced.
4. Precision processing: performing work that depends on the system's overall accuracy of ±0.3mm at the station.
5. Round-the-clock operation: combining contact-based, wireless and automatic charging to keep the robot working across shifts.
6. Shared workspaces: operating alongside staff under real-time ground and airspace safety protection.

Pricing and Availability

Every HC-X2-T installation depends on the execution units, charging method, navigation set-up and integration it requires, so Robots Europa prices it by individual quotation. Delivery, customs and support are arranged together with the quotation, for customers throughout the EU and the DACH region. Send us your application, site layout and preferred tooling, and a quotation for the SIASUN HC-X2-T is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What load can the HC-X2-T platform carry?

The platform load of the HC-X2-T is 1000kg Max.

How accurate is the HC-X2-T?

The overall accuracy of the system is ±0.3mm.

Which navigation methods does it use?

The HC-X2-T navigates using SLAM and QR code. Robots Europa can advise which method, or which combination, suits your site.

How is the robot charged?

Contact-based, wireless and automatic charging are all available. Together they support short-term, real-time and 24/7 operation.

Can it be fitted with grippers and cameras?

Yes. It can be equipped with SIASUN's self-developed vision systems, grippers and other execution units for material handling, assembly, inspection and precision processing.

Is it safe to operate near staff?

The HC-X2-T provides ground and airspace safety with real-time protection, enabling safe human-robot collaboration.

Where can I buy the SIASUN HC-X2-T (HC-X2-T) and what does it cost?

Robots Europa supplies the HC-X2-T across the EU and the DACH region. The cost depends on configuration and integration, so we provide it by individual quotation, which you can request on this page.

Summary

The SIASUN HC-X2-T answers the problem of the waiting robot: instead of an arm confined to one station, it delivers a collaborative arm to the work, on a platform rated for 1000kg Max and with an overall system accuracy of ±0.3mm. SLAM and QR code navigation, real-time ground and airspace safety, flexible charging for continuous operation and a single pendant for the whole machine make it a coherent system rather than an assembly of parts. Robots Europa quotes, delivers and supports it throughout Europe, and for anyone planning to put a cobot on the move, this page is the starting point.