How much does a robot cost?

Representing a brand with a longstanding history, like Shibaura Machine, we’re always transparent about our pricing. However, the cost of industrial robots can vary dramatically due to the wealth of factors, features and specifications to consider.

For instance, a heavy duty 6-axis robot with several degrees of freedom will cost far more than a small-scale linear robot that has been designed for a single and straightforward application. Moreover, the size, speed and desired application of a robot can necessitate changes – all of which we can facilitate when working with OEMs for specific applications.

Looking for an accurate quote? We need your specifications to provide you with an accurate quotation. Get in touch today and our engineers will get back to you with a no obligation quote.

We’re also here to help you calculate your potential return on investment by working as a partner throughout the entire process – from robot selection, right through to deployment on your production line.

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Robotic arms for sale 

Shibaura Machine manufactures a number of robot types, including six-axis robots. Our six-axis selection includes the TV, TVL and TVM ranges. This type of robot is best suited to handling, assembly or pick-and-place and can be used in several industrial applications. All Shibaura Machine 6-axis robots come with a controller as standard.

Similarly, the SCARA robot and Cartesian robot ranges from Shibaura Machine have several options, all of which vary in price. The SCARA robot range from Shibaura Machine is the most extensive on the market and includes the THE600 SCARA – the price to performance leader when compared to similar models of its size.

All Shibaura Machine robots are competitively priced and the most affordable of the ranges start from $9,000 USD (approx. €8,000). 

To find a suitable robot for your budget, get in touch with the TM Robotics team for a free consultation. 

Or, return to the Knowledge Hub to see the answers to more of our frequently asked questions.