Painting Robots
Painting robot automation in India: how to choose payload, reach and tooling, safety, cycle time and used painting robots for sale. painting robot, spray
What a painting robot does
A painting robot sprays paint or powder over the part with constant gun distance, speed and overlap for an even film.
Even film thickness comes from constant gun distance, speed and 50% pass overlap.
How to choose a painting robot
- Explosion-proof (ATEX) painting robot for solvent paint
- Electrostatic bells transfer 80–90% of paint vs 30–60% for air spray
- Offline programming with film-thickness simulation
Equipment around the robot
- Paint booth with airflow and filters
- Colour change valves
- Gun cleaning
- Conveyor or turntable
Typical cycle time
20–90 s per part
Also searched as
painting robot, spray painting robot, powder coating robot, coating automation
Robot models used for painting
- Yaskawa Motoman EPX2800R (20 kg, 2779 mm)
- ABB IRB 580/16 (16 kg, 2200 mm)
- Fanuc P-200 LA HB (15 kg, 2779 mm)
- Fanuc P-200 LA OL HB (15 kg, 2779 mm)
- Fanuc P-200 LA OR HB (15 kg, 2779 mm)
- Kawasaki KJ264J (15 kg, 2640 mm)
- Yaskawa Motoman EPX2050 (15 kg, 2054 mm)
- Yaskawa Motoman MPX2600 (15 kg, 2000 mm)
- Yaskawa Motoman MPX3500 (15 kg, 2000 mm)
- ABB IRB 580/12S (12 kg, 2200 mm)
- Kawasaki KF263 (12 kg, 2665 mm)
- Kawasaki FS10X (10 kg, 2952 mm)
- Fanuc P-40iA (5 kg, 1300 mm)
Frequently asked questions
Why do painting robots need explosion protection?
Solvent paint creates a hazardous zone; robots and devices inside must be ATEX/IECEx rated or purged so they cannot ignite the vapour.