FANUC, Yaskawa Electric, Kawasaki Heavy Industries, NACHI, Yamaha

1. Fanuc

Japanese Fanuc is One of the four major robot families in the world, FANUC is one of the largest manufacturers of industrial robots in the world. The FANUC brand was founded in 1956 and is one of the most powerful companies in the world in terms of scientific research, design, production and sales of CNC systems. one.

FANUC robot product series has as many as 240 types, with load capacities ranging from 0.5 kg to 1.35 tons. They are widely used in different production links such as assembly, transfer, welding, casting, spraying, and palletizing to meet the different needs of customers.

FANUC has more than 240 joint ventures, subsidiaries and offices in 46 countries. It is the largest market share manufacturer of CNC systems, with a 65% global market share.

2. Yaskawa Electric

As one of the four major robot families in the world, Yaskawa Electric is one of the industrial robot companies with the highest market share in the world. Its manufacturing involves motion controllers, Servo drives, frequency converters, and industrial robots are typical comprehensive robot companies. Yaskawa Electric is a professional manufacturer in the field of motion control. It is the first company in Japan to make servo motors. Its products are famous for their stability, speed, and high cost performance. Its AC servo motors and frequency converters rank first in the world in terms of market share, laying the foundation for its industrial robots. The technical foundation of production.

3. Kawasaki Heavy Industries

Kawasaki Heavy Industries, founded in 1896, is also a large enterprise group in Japan. It takes heavy industry as its primary business. Now Kawasaki Heavy Industries is an important member of the Japanese military industry. , second only to Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, is the main manufacturer of aircraft and submarines for the Japan Self-Defense Force.

In 1969, Kawasaki Heavy Industries invented Japan's first industrial robot, marking the beginning of the commercial production of industrial robots. It later gradually developed into Kawasaki Robot Company (or Robot Division) with a full range of products. , used in various fields such as covering assembly, transfer, palletizing, welding, spot welding, gluing, spraying, etc. Kawasaki has decades of experience in the field of industrial robots, and now has an annual production and sales volume of more than 10,000 units in Japan.

4. NACHI

NACHI’s main factory is in Toyama, Japan. In addition to precision machinery, cutting tools, bearings (Japan’s top bearing brand), and hydraulic presses In addition, the robot department is also his focus. He was originally a manufacturer of robots for Japan's Toyota car production line, specializing in large-scale transfer robots, spot welding and arc welding robots, glue coating robots, and LCD glass plate transmission for clean rooms. Robots and semiconductor wafer transfer robots, special robots used in harsh environments such as high temperatures, robots and robotic arms supporting precision machines, etc. Buyer has always had a good reputation in the field of industrial robot manufacturing and is also quite active in the automobile manufacturing industry.

5. Yamaha

Yamaha Robotics is a product developed by Yamaha Engine Company. Yamaha Engine Co., Ltd. was established in 1955. It is a Japanese-owned enterprise integrating production and sales. It mainly operates motorcycles, scooters, diesel engines, general engines, generators, car engines, industrial robots, etc.

The first industrial robot "Arc Welding Robot" produced by Yamaha was launched. To date, Yamaha Robots provides multi-functional, reliable and mature robot solutions for a wide range of industrial networks. The company offers a wide selection of single- and multi-axis Cartesian robots, as well as the SCARA robot system.