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NJ-290-3.0

NJ-290-3.0 is Comau’s heavy-payload six-axis robot for material handling, spot welding, palletizing, machining and foundry automation. It combines a 290 kg...

Facts

Company
Comau
Product type
industrial_arm
Status
commercial
Primary capability
industrial manipulation
Website
https://www.comau.com/en/our-offer/products-and-solutions/robot-team/nj-290-3-0/

About NJ-290-3.0

NJ-290-3.0 uses a high-torque six-axis structure to position heavy tooling and components across a three-metre working envelope. The wrist and forearm support large welding guns, grippers, fixtures and process equipment, while the protected mechanical structure allows operation around dust, coolant, casting debris and production residues.

Comau integrates the robot with its controllers, safety functions, offline programming tools and application equipment. It can be mounted on a factory floor or coordinated with linear tracks, positioners and multiple robots in large cells. Deployments cover automotive body construction, foundry handling, palletising, machine loading and manufacturing processes requiring high payload and broad access.

Market context

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Summary

Type: Industrial Robot Arm

Core: 290 kg

Function: Industrial manipulation

Audience: Manufacturers and integrators

Specifications

axes
6 axes
horizontal_reach_mm
2,997 mm mm
max_payload_kg
290 kg kg

Operations

Environment
industrial manufacturing
Primary user
Manufacturers and automation integrators
Role
Industrial handling and process automation
Interaction model
programmed_automation
Mobility class
stationary_manipulator
Product detail
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