3-axis baseline
X, Y and Z axes
Cartesian systems
Gantry motion built to your working envelope, for the jobs a standard arm cannot reach. Every GI system is engineered around your cell.

Models and selection
Start with the working envelope and payload, then specify the axes and structure around the application.
X, Y and Z axes
Fourth axis optional
Specified with you for the cell
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| PARAMETER | GI Series | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Axes | 3 (X, Y, Z) | Fourth axis optional |
| Payload | Up to 25 kg | Application dependent |
| Working envelope | Custom | Specified with you |
| Repeatability | To be specified | Depends on span and payload |
| Typical use | Dispensing · routing | Large-format handling |
| Structure | Aluminium extrusion | Steel base option |
| Delivery | Design, build, install, support | |
| Control | Kikobot controller | |
| Integration | Vision, grippers, dispensers | |
| Lead time | Quoted per project | |
Selection checklist
A model number is only the starting point. These application inputs determine whether the robot, tooling and cell can meet the job.
Required X, Y and Z stroke, usable clearances, mounting height and any fourth-axis motion.
Part and tooling mass, centre of gravity, process forces, required speed, acceleration and repeatability.
Gripping, dispensing, routing or deburring equipment, vision, extraction and other utilities.
Available structure, access, electrical supply, controls, safety concept and installation window.
Standard platform
Each GI project is specified around the cell, with the following platform and delivery scope defined on the page.
The control platform specified for GI systems.
Design, build, installation and support are included in the stated delivery scope.
GI systems are configured for vision, grippers and dispensers as required by the application.
Why Kikobot
The working envelope is configured around the required span, stroke, height and payload.
GI systems use the Kikobot controller and are configured for the required process integration.
The stated delivery scope covers design, build, installation and support.
Applications
Before you order
Industrial systems are configured and quoted, not purchased from a generic cart. The proposal is the source of truth for the application and commercial scope.
Envelope, axes, structure, motion targets, tooling and interfaces documented before detailed design.
Design, manufacturing, site preparation, installation, integration, commissioning and training ownership.
Acceptance criteria, price, schedule, warranty terms, service route and spare-parts assumptions stated in the proposal.
Published specifications support initial selection. Final suitability, safety, cycle performance and acceptance are established for the configured application before order.
Downloads and quote
Send the required span, stroke, height, payload and process. We will use them to discuss the axes, structure and integration scope.