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Buying a robot package: configuration, software and delivery

A robot purchase should define the exact model, package contents, software options and delivery terms together. Lajiu supplies a standard package comprising the manipulator, controller cabinet and teach pendant. Fixtures, end tooling and integration services are scoped separately.

What information is needed to select a robot?

If a model is already selected, provide its full designation and suffix. Otherwise, start with the part, tooling and layout. A family name narrows the selection; the final configuration needs applicable manufacturer documentation and application validation.

  • Combined part and tool weight, centre-of-gravity information and gripping method.
  • Work envelope, mounting position, adjacent equipment and available space.
  • Process, target cycle time, environment, power supply and communication interfaces.

How should package contents and software be specified?

Itemise the hardware and software in the quotation. The phrase “complete robot” alone does not define every supplied item. Software names, versions, functions and licence scope should match the intended application.

  • Models, quantities and condition of the manipulator, matching controller and teach pendant.
  • A list of connecting cables, lengths, interfaces and accompanying accessories.
  • Required software functions or option codes, installation, licensing and documentation scope.

What must be agreed for international delivery?

The destination affects configuration checks, packing, transport and service arrangements. Include the country, city and receiving-site requirements in the enquiry, then agree responsibilities before ordering.

  • Quotation currency, delivery point, transport method and responsibility for freight and import/export arrangements.
  • Packing requirements, accompanying documents, requested arrival date and the supplier’s confirmed lead time.
  • Warranty coverage, duration, exclusions, and the cost and availability of remote or on-site service.

Define acceptance alongside the purchase scope

Acceptance should correspond to what is purchased. Agree robot-package checks separately from cell process acceptance, which also depends on tooling, peripherals, programs and site conditions.

  • Agree how equipment identity, condition, configuration, software options and documents will be checked.
  • For a functional demonstration, specify its configuration, record format and responsibilities before and after delivery.
  • For integration, separately define process trials, target cycle time, quality inspection and site acceptance conditions.

Common questions

Does the robot-only quotation cover just the arm?

Lajiu uses robot-only supply to mean a standard package containing the manipulator, controller cabinet and teach pendant. Cable, accessory, software and integration scope is defined in the quotation.

Can software options be supplied with the package?

You can request software functions or option codes for the application. Versions, compatibility, licence scope and cost are confirmed in the quotation.

Does a listed robot family mean it is in stock?

Family pages support selection and enquiries. Exact models, condition, quantity, price and lead time require a written quotation.