FAIRINO FR16: 6-Axis Cobot, 16kg Payload, ±0.03mm Repeatability

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6-axis collaborative robot with 16kg payload capacity
  • ±0.03 mm high repeatability precision
  • Browser-based WebAPP for fast deployment
  • IP54/IP65 protection for harsh environments
  • 1034 mm reach in compact design
Advantages:
  • Flexible Payment Terms
  • 1 Year Warranty
  • Local Technical Support
  • Free Online Training
We Accept Purchase Orders From All Educational Institutions and Eligible Business Customers
What's Included:
  • FR16 collaborative robot arm
  • Button Box with emergency-stop
  • Control box
  • Power cable
Price $11,699.00
Lead time is 2-3 weeks.

The FAIRINO FR16 is a 6-axis collaborative robot designed for heavy-duty tasks like palletizing, welding, machine tending, and assembly. It features an integration-first approach with a browser-based WebAPP, optional Teach Pendant, and FR+ application kits for faster deployment. FAIRINO supports custom solutions through in-house R&D and an open development platform. The FR16 offers a 16 kg payload (up to 20 kg), 1034 mm reach, ±0.03 mm repeatability, and IP54/IP65 protection. It's suited for SMEs and enterprises in automotive, electronics, and logistics needing a high-payload, compact cobot with fast setup.

What is the payload capacity and working radius of the FAIRINO FR16 cobot?

The FAIRINO FR16 supports a payload of 16 kg, extendable to 20 kg when following the manufacturer’s load-curve guidelines by using Time-Optimal Mode or limiting the working range.

FR16 load curve graph showing payload capacity versus center of gravity offset in millimeters for Fairino FR16 collaborative robot.

The FR16 has a 1034mm maximum reach, with joint limits of: base ±175°, shoulder +85°/−265°, elbow ±160°, wrist 1 +85°/−265°, wrist 2 ±175°, and wrist 3 ±175°.

Technical drawing of Fairino FR16 collaborative robot arm, showcasing joint angles and dimensions, circle depicts reach radius of 2152mm.

What is the precision and performance of the FAIRINO FR16?

The FR16 offers ±0.03 mm repeatability (ISO 9283), 1 m/s TCP speed, and joint speeds of J1–J2 ±120°/s and J3–J6 ±180°/s. Its motion system supports real-time trajectory planning with linear, B-spline, and polynomial curves, user-defined smoothing, and limits for velocity, acceleration, and jerk for smooth, fast-settling motion.

The image shows a robotic arm, possibly the fairino fr16, assembling parts with tubes and wiring in a manufacturing setting.

For sharp path corners, angular velocity can be increased (default 360°/s) to maintain linear TCP speed within joint limits. In impedance control, adjustable damping and stiffness reduce oscillation. Controller limits for external motion are 250 mm/s linear, 90°/s angular, and 180°/s² angular acceleration.

Robotic arm with Fairino FR16 performs welding, emitting bright sparks in an industrial setting.

Example: Welding Automation

Example: Assembly

Example: Pick and Place

Fairino fr16 collaborative robot in an industrial setting, handling parts and samples, with visible manipulators and equipment.

Example: Palletizing

Fairino fr16 collaborative robot stacking cardboard boxes in a warehouse setting, with a conveyor belt transporting additional boxes.

Example: Healthcare

Fairino FR16 collaborative robot arm manipulating objects with precise machinery, featuring a digital interface for control and monitoring in a lab setting.

Scientist operates Fairino FR16 collaborative robot assisting patient, focusing on precision tasks in a clinical setting.

What safety features and collaborative capabilities does the FAIRINO FR16 offer?

The FR16 supports configurable E-stop (types 0, 1a, 1b, 2) and protective stop (types 0, 1, 2) functions at the controller level. Users can set stop time and distance limits, with safety status shown in the WebAPP alarm view.

Fairino FR16 robot arm with a hand operating emergency stop button, showcasing a sleek design and functionality in an industrial setting.

Manual mode is limited to 250 mm/s, with safety zones set via configurable planes. The controller supports dual-channel I/O safety with 16 digital inputs/outputs and assignable safe states for external interlocks. LED cues indicate system status, including modes, faults, and events through specific color patterns.

Collaborative features include hand-guiding (Drag mode) via the teach pendant or Safety Box, with a three-position enable and dedicated E-stop. Collision sensitivity is adjustable in ten levels or by percentage, with options to stop or continue after detection. The FT_Guard command enables force-based detection per axis. LA versions add advanced responses like gravity, vibration, and rebound detection to auto-switch to Drag mode and retract from contact.

Fairino FR16 robot simulation in software interface with axis controls, teaching point settings, and visual axis indicators on blue background.

The FR series is certified to ISO 10218, ISO 13849, and ISO/TS 15066 for functional safety, and holds CE, KCs, NRTL, RoHS 2.0, NSF, and SEMI certifications for compliant collaborative use.

Fairino fr16 collaborative robot arms welding metal part on industrial assembly line, human holding tools.

What programming methods, development tools, and software environments are available with the FAIRINO FR16?

The FR16 is programmed through the self-developed browser-based FAIRINO WebAPP on PC, tablet, or phone, with the same interface available on the optional teach pendant.

The teaching environment supports graphical programming and Lua scripting, with UI languages in Chinese, English, French, and Japanese.

  • FR LUA Programming Script: https://fairino-doc-en.readthedocs.io/latest/LuaProgram/lua_intro.html
  • FAIRINO SimMachine tutorial: https://fairino-doc-en.readthedocs.io/latest/VMMachine/vm_intro.html
  • FRCap Plug-in system tutorial: https://fairino-doc-en.readthedocs.io/latest/FRCap/frcap_intro.html
  • FAIRINO Robot Communication (CNDE) tutorial: https://fairino-doc-en.readthedocs.io/latest/RobotCommunication/cnde_intro.html

For secondary development, FAIRINO offers SDKs in C#, C++, and Python programming languages, and supports ROS / ROS2 across all FR-series controllers, including the FR16.

  • SDK manual: https://fairino-doc-en.readthedocs.io/latest/SDKManual/index.html

Fairino FR16 collaborative robot diagram showing connection with PC via Ethernet, commands, result data, and robot status using ROS and MoveIt.

For API control, the Communication Command Protocol defines callable functions for system queries and settings. Lua scripts can use modules like CNCComSet to manage external communications directly.

Programming interface for fairino fr16 collaborative robot, showing PTP command script and parameter input options for precise robotic movement control.

FAIRINO’s FR+ kits offer guided, no-code setup — palletizing takes three steps — and a programming-free welding platform with simulation support.

What connectivity and integration options are available on the FAIRINO FR16?

The FR16 supports 50+ connectivity options. Its flange offers 2 DI, 2 DO, 1 AI, 1 AO, and a 24 V/1.5 A supply for direct tool connections. The controller provides 16 DI, 16 DO, 2 AI, 2 AO, and two high-speed pulse inputs, with digital I/O powered by either the internal 24 V/1.5 A rail or an external 24 V/2 A supply via the Power Communication interface.

Black metal control unit with ports and connectors labeled for fairino fr16, showing a power switch, Ethernet ports, and branding elements.

Digital outputs are NPN, rated up to 1 A per channel (0.5 V typical drop, 0.1 mA leakage). Digital inputs trigger at 11–30 V with ~15 mA typical current. AC wide-voltage controllers also support PNP outputs. 

Standard communication includes I/O, TCP/IP, and Modbus TCP/RTU. Optional CC-Link IE Field Basic, Profinet, Ethernet/IP, and EtherCAT are enabled via a MiniPCIe real-time Ethernet board. The Safety Box connects over 100 M TCP/IP and can provide RJ45 access to the WebAPP, simplifying host system integration.

What is the mechanical design and build quality of the FAIRINO FR16?

The FR16 has a compact 190 mm base, weighs ~40 kg, and uses a sealed aluminum-steel structure with six rotary joints, allowing dense cell layouts and any mounting orientation.

Fairino FR16 collaborative robot arm with sleek white design and red accents, showcasing its joint mechanism in an industrial setting.

The controller has a galvanized IP54-rated chassis, measuring 245 x 180 x 44.5 mm and weighing 2.1–2.5 kg.

FAIRINO branding on a control panel with connectors and wiring for the fairino fr16 collaborative robot, featuring a warning label and power plug.

The optional teach pendant is an IP54-rated ABS/PP unit, 268 x 210 x 88 mm, weighing 1.6 kg — durable and compact for industrial use.

The FR16 is rated IP54, upgradeable to IP65, and operates from 0–45 °C at up to 90% RH (non-condensing), with noise levels under 65 dB during normal use.

Fairino FR16 collaborative robots in a tech lab setting, showcasing robotic arms with precise movements, possibly assembling components.

What comes included in the box with the FAIRINO FR16?

The standard FAIRINO FR16 collaborative robot arm package includes:

  • 1x FAIRINO FR16 collaborative robot arm (6-axis) 
  • 1x Button Box (POE) with emergency-stop and mode controls 
  • 1x Control box 
  • 1x Control box cable (robot–controller umbilical) 
  • 1x Power cable 
  • 1x Set of base-mounting screws (M8 for FR16)

The FR16 ships fully assembled with a separate control and button box. After securing the base and connecting the cables and power, it’s ready to run via the WebAPP.

Please Note: Package contents are determined by the manufacturer and may change without notice. To confirm the current items included with this product, please contact a Top3DShop sales representative before placing your order.

What accessories and end-effectors are compatible with the FAIRINO FR16?

Accessories

Accessory

Variation

Function

Price (USD)

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Fairino Teach Pendant

 

Rugged tablet-style teach pendant for Fairino cobot operation and programming. Displays the Fairino web interface on a dedicated handheld device, so the operator can control and teach the robot directly at the cell without a laptop or desktop. Designed for industrial environments where a PC is not practical.

800

Fairino FR16 control interface showing Fair Innovation logo on a black monitor with buttons for play, stop, and function keys.

Fairino Quick Control Buttons

 

Physical quick-control button set for Fairino cobots. Supports manual drag-and-drop teaching and fast motion commands without using the web interface. Intended for quick operator interaction during tasks such as welding and other manual teaching workflows.

415

Black controller for fairino fr16 robot with buttons for undo, delete, start, and input/output functions.

Force Torque Sensor

 

Force/torque sensor for contact tasks such as compliant assembly, surface finishing, and force-controlled motion.

1000

Fairino FR16 component with silver finish, red accents, black cable; likely for collaborative robots, showcasing precision engineering.

Electric Grippers

Default specifications for all electric grippers: 24 V DC (±10%), Modbus RTU (RS485) + Digital I/O, optional TCP/IP / USB 2.0 / CAN2.0A / PROFINET / EtherCAT, operating 0–40 °C, <85% RH, CE/FCC/RoHS.

Accessory

Variation

Function

Price (USD)

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DH-Robotics AG Series Adaptive Grippers (2-finger)

AG-160-95

Linkage-driven jaws conform to uneven or variable-shape parts for stable gripping.

  • Force: 45–160 N;
  • Stroke: 95 mm;
  • Payload: 3 kg;
  • IP54;
  • Features: Self-locking; Feedback; Replaceable fingertips;
  • Repeatability ±0.03 mm;
  • Speed: 0.9/0.9 s.

3215

Fairino FR16 robotic gripper with dual black and silver arms, showcasing mechanical joints and screws, designed for collaborative tasks.

 

AG-105-45

What’s different from AG-160-95:

  • Force: 35–105 N;
  • Stroke: 145 mm;
  • Payload 2 kg;
  • Weight 1.3 kg;
  • Larger body.

3365

Fairino FR16 collaborative robot with industrial mechanical arms, DH Robotics branding.

DH-Robotics PGC Series Collaborative Electric Parallel Grippers

PGC-50-35

Two jaws move in parallel for repeatable pick-and-place and machine tending.

  • Force: 15–50 N;
  • Stroke: 37 mm;
  • Payload: 1 kg;
  • IP54;
  • Repeatability ±0.03 mm;
  • Speed: 0.7/0.7 s.

1715

DH-Robotics gripper for collaborative robots, labeled "fairino fr16," used for creating samples/parts, featuring a sleek black design.

 

PGC-140-50

What's different from PGC-50-35:

  • Force: 40–140 N;
  • Stroke: 50 mm;
  • Payload: 3 kg;
  • IP67;
  • Speed: 0.75/0.75 s.

2065

DH-Robotics black gripper, Fairino FR16, designed for collaborative robots, featuring dual prongs and cable attachment for industrial use.

 

PGC-300-60

What's different from PGC-50-35:

  • Force: 80–300 N;
  • Stroke: 60 mm;
  • Payload: 6 kg;
  • IP67;
  • Speed: 0.8/0.8 s.

2435

Black DH-Robotics gripper, likely the fairino fr16, featuring two robust fingers and labeled on the front, suitable for handling various parts.

DH-Robotics RGI/RGIC Series Rotary Electric Grippers

RGIC-35-12

Grips the part and rotates it continuously (endless rotation axis).

  • Force: 13–35 N;
  • Stroke: 12 mm;
  • Torque: 0.2/0.5 N·m (rated/peak);
  • Rotation 2160 °/s;
  • Payload 0.5 kg;
  • Repeatability: ±0.02 mm;
  • Rotary repeatability: ±0.05°;
  • Speed: 0.6/0.6 s.

1315

DH-Robotics gripper with metallic finish, likely used with fairino fr16 for collaborative robot tasks, features precision gripping mechanism.

 

RGI-100-14

What's different from RGIC-35-12:

  • Force: 30–100 N;
  • Stroke: 14 mm;
  • Torque: 0.5/1.5 N·m;
  • Payload: 1.28 kg;
  • Speed: 0.6/0.6 s.

1565

Fairino FR16 robotic gripper by DH Robotics in dark and light gray, featuring a compact design for precise object handling.

 

RGI-100-22

What's different from RGIC-35-12:

  • Stroke: 22 mm;
  • Payload: 1.40 kg;
  • Speed: 0.65/0.65 s.

1515

DH Robotics gripper with sleek black and gray design, likely used by fairino fr16 for handling tasks.

 

RGI-100-30

What's different from RGIC-35-12:

  • Stroke: 30 mm;
  • Payload: 1.5 kg;
  • Speed: 0.7/0.7 s.

1565

DH-Robotics gripper used with Fairino FR16 collaborative robot, showing precision grip mechanism, metallic body, and branding.

 

RGIC-100-35

What's different from RGIC-35-12:

  • Force 40–100 N;
  • Stroke 35 mm;
  • Torque 0.35/1.5 N·m;
  • Rotation 1400 °/s;
  • Payload 1.0 kg;
  • Speed: 0.9/0.9 s;
  • Communications listed as Modbus RTU only.

1965

DH-Robotics end effector with sleek design and black-gray finish, associated with fairino fr16.

DH-Robotics PGE Series Slim Electric Parallel Grippers

PGE-2-12

Slim parallel gripper for tiny parts.

  • Force: 0.8–2 N;
  • Stroke: 12 mm;
  • Payload: 0.05 kg;
  • Repeatability: ±0.02 mm;
  • Speed: 0.15/0.15 s.

685

DH Robotics gripper with sleek design, displaying brand name, likely utilized in fairino fr16 operations for precise object manipulation or assembly.

 

PGE-5-26

What's different from PGE-2-12:

  • Force: 0.8–5 N;
  • Stroke: 26 mm;
  • Payload: 0.1 kg;
  • Speed: 0.3/0.3 s;
  • Available with optional holding brake (helps keep grip on power loss).

685

DH-Robotics gripper likely used with Fairino FR16 collaborative robot, featuring a black and gray design with distinct mechanical components.

 

PGE-8-14

What's different from PGE-2-12:

  • Force: 2–8 N;
  • Stroke: 14 mm;
  • Payload: 0.1 kg;
  • Speed: 0.3/0.3 s.

685

DH Robotics gripper showcased; tool for precise manipulation, branded clearly; related to fairino fr16 for sample parts handling.

 

PGE-15-10

What's different from PGE-2-12:

  • Force: 6–15 N;
  • Stroke: 10 mm;
  • Payload: 0.25 kg;
  • Speed: 0.3/0.3 s.

685

DH Robotics component with sleek design, labeled "DH-ROBOTICS," associated with fairino fr16, used for collaborative automation tasks.

 

PGE-15-26

What's different from PGE-2-12:

  • Stroke: 26 mm;
  • Payload: 0.25 kg;
  • Speed: 0.5/0.5 s.

685

DH Robotics gripper, featuring sleek gray design with black clamps, possibly used by fairino fr16 for precise handling of parts or samples.

DH-Robotics PGE Series Electric Parallel Grippers

PGE-50-40

For general pick-and-place tasks.

  • Force: 15–50 N;
  • Stroke: 40 mm;
  • Payload: 1 kg;
  • Repeatability: ±0.02 mm;
  • Speed: 0.6/0.6 s;
  • Available with optional holding brake (helps keep grip on power loss).

715

DH-Robotics gray and black mechanical gripper, possibly used in robotics applications, related to fairino fr16, showing branding and bolt holes.

 

PGE-100-26

What's different from PGE-50-40:

  • Force: 30–50 N;
  • Stroke: 26 mm;
  • Payload: 2 kg;
  • Speed: 0.5/0.5 s.

785

DH Robotics gripper with a sleek metallic design, labeled, likely used in collaborative robotics; parts produced by fairino fr16.

DH-Robotics PGHL Series Heavy-Load Electric Parallel Gripper

PGHL

Heavy-load parallel gripper for high clamping force and large workpieces.

  • Force: 140–400 N;
  • Stroke: 80 mm;
  • Payload: 8 kg;
  • Repeatability: ±0.02 mm;
  • Speed: 1.0/1.1 s;
  • Running sound <60 dB.

1600

DH Robotics gripper device, likely for collaborative robots like fairino fr16, with two steel gripping arms and a branded base.

DH-Robotics AG3 Adaptive Electric Gripper (Three-Finger)

AG3

Three-finger adaptive gripper with centric (self-centering) grasp for irregular shapes.

  • Force 10–65 N;
  • Stroke 106 mm (parallel) / 122 mm (centric);
  • Payload 1.8 kg;
  • Repeatability: ±0.03 mm;
  • Speed: 0.7/0.7 s;
  • TCP/IP module standard; EtherCAT optional;
  • IP40;
  • Features: Self-locking; Feedback; Replaceable fingertips.

9950

Fairino FR16 robotic gripper with metal arms and sensors, designed for precise handling, displayed against a white background.

Flexible Grippers

Accessory

Variation

Function

Price (USD)

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Centric Finger - SoftActuator (AR Series)

Three Fingers

Three finger soft, lightweight grippers use rounded, edge-free silicone fingers that conform to each item’s shape for secure, damage-free holding. Their low mass and pneumatic actuation enable fast, high-speed handling across many food products. The fingers are made from FDA-approved silicone rubber.

770

Fairino FR16 robotic gripper with three blue flexible fingers designed for handling objects, featuring a metallic bracket and attachment points.

Centric Finger - SoftActuator (AR Series)

Four Fingers

Same as above, with 4 fingers.

1015

Fairino FR16 robotic gripper with four flexible blue suction cups on a metallic frame, designed for precise handling and manipulation tasks.

Centric Finger - SoftActuator (AR Series)

Six Fingers

Same as above, with 6 fingers.

1500

Fairino FR16 robotic gripper with blue flexible silicone fingers and metallic frame, showcasing parts designed for collaborative tasks.

Centric Finger - SoftActuator (AR Series)

Eight Fingers

Same as above, with 8 fingers.

2000

Fairino FR16 robotic gripper with blue flexible fingers and silver metal frame, ideal for handling delicate samples or parts.

Centric Finger - SoftGripper (R Series)

Three Fingers

Three finger lightweight, edge-free grippers use soft, pneumatically actuated FDA-approved silicone fingers that conform to each item for secure, damage-free handling. Their low mass enables high-speed cycling across a wide range of food products.

740

Fairino FR16 robotic gripper with blue ribbed rubber arms and a gray mounting plate, designed for collaborative robots.

Centric Finger - SoftGripper (R Series)

Four Fingers

Same as above, with 4 fingers.

900

Fairino FR16 gripper with flexible blue prongs and gray base, showcasing its design for collaborative robotics applications.

Centric Finger - SoftGripper (R Series)

Six Fingers

Same as above, with 6 fingers.

1230

Gray and blue robotic gripper with multiple flexible fingers, branded as fairino fr16 for collaborative robots, designed for handling objects.

Controlbox - SoftGripping

Built-In Pump

This controller provides simple, precise control of soft, flexible grippers. A front-panel display shows current air pressure, and a rotary knob allows accurate pressure adjustment. The rear panel includes a pressure outlet and control signal input. The signal selects finger position in three modes: Grip, Open, and Relax.

It’s available in two versions:

  • Integrated compressor + vacuum pump: For systems without external compressed air.
  • External compressed air connection: For higher speed and performance when a compressor is available.

1100

Controlbox P device, used with fairino fr16, features two control knobs. Gray box design with blue branding, set against a white background.

Controlbox - SoftGripping

Compressed Air

 

1700

Controlbox P device with two knobs, potentially linked to collaborative robot fairino fr16 applications, on a plain white background.

Parallel Finger - SoftGripper (S Series)

Two Fingers

Two finger lightweight, edge-free grippers use soft, pneumatically actuated FDA-approved silicone fingers that conform to each item for secure, damage-free handling, and come in multiple base models with varied finger layouts and angles to fit your application.

600

Fairino FR16 gripper with blue, flexible fingers designed for collaborative robots to handle parts.

Parallel Finger - SoftGripper (S Series)

Four Fingers

Same as above, with 4 fingers.

900

Fairino FR16 collaborative robot with blue flexible gripper arms for handling tasks, set against a plain background.

Parallel Finger - SoftGripper (S Series)

Six Fingers

Same as above, with 6 fingers.

1230

Fairino FR16 robotic gripper with blue flexible fingers designed for handling samples or parts, showcasing advanced automation technology.

Parallel Finger - SoftGripper (S Series)

Eight Fingers

Same as above, with 8 fingers.

1630

fairino fr16 collaborative robot gripper with blue, flexible fingers and gray base, designed for handling various parts and samples efficiently.

Vacuum Grippers

Accessory

Variation

Function

Price (USD)

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Electric Cobot Vacuum Gripper - Schmalz

 

This Schmalz electric vacuum gripper is fully compatible with Fairino collaborative robots (including FR5 and FR10), features integrated vacuum generation for pump/compressor-free installation, offers quick-change suction cups in multiple versions for versatile small-part handling, and supports up to a 3 kg payload.

1540

Robotic arm tool with Schmalz branding, featuring a suction cup, used by fairino fr16 collaborative robots for handling tasks.

Cobot Vacuum Gripper Set - 230×120 - Schmalz

Suction Cups

Developed with Schmalz, this plug-and-play, self-contained vacuum gripper set for palletizing cartons and boxes generates and switches vacuum internally using compressed air (no external pump), includes all mounting hardware and connectors, is compatible with Fairino cobots, and provides a 230 × 120 mm suction surface with up to a 37 kg load capacity.

3080

Collaborative robot arm with a vacuum gripper, labeled fairino fr16, attached.

Cobot Vacuum Gripper Set - 230×120 - Schmalz

Foam

The foam version of the above grippper.

2750

Fairino FR16 collaborative robot component with green suction cups, pressure gauge, and connectors, showcasing industrial automation parts.

Cobot Vacuum Gripper Set - 400×280 - Schmalz

Suction Cups

Same gripper with the 400×280 mm suction surface.

4300

Fairino FR16 collaborative robot arm with green suction cups for handling parts on a black platform; industrial setting, visible gauge for precision.

Cobot Vacuum Gripper Set - 400×280 - Schmalz

Foam

The foam version of the above grippper.

3850

Green suction pads and a pressure gauge on black bases, showing parts likely created by the fairino fr16 collaborative robot.

Electric Vacuum Gripper Adapter - Schmalz

SLG2

Adapters for the Schmalz electric vacuum gripper let you add extra suction cups for better load distribution and stability, and are available as SLG2 (2 cups), SLG3 (3 cups), and SLG4 (4 cups).

440

Schmalz vacuum component with two suction cups, potential attachment for fairino fr16 collaborative robot, showcasing engineering design.

Electric Vacuum Gripper Adapter - Schmalz

SLG3

 

470

Black gripper with suction cups, likely created by fairino fr16 robot; labeled with "Schmalz," showcasing a collaborative robot accessory.

Electric Vacuum Gripper Adapter - Schmalz

SLG4

 

530

Fairino FR16 robotic part, black textured structure with four suction cups, created by Fairino FR16, Schmalz branding visible.

Mounting Accessories

Accessory

Variation

Function

Price (USD)

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Quick Cobot Tool Changer

Complete set (Cobot side + Tool side)

The Quick Tool Changer is compatible with all FAIRINO cobots (FR3, FR5, FR10, FR16, FR20, and FR30) and enables fast, tool-free tool changes with a simple click—no screws or readjustment required.

315

Fairino FR16 collaborative robot component, metallic cylindrical design with visible mechanical parts and bolts on a white background.

Quick Cobot Tool Changer

Cobot side only

 

150

The fairino fr16 intricately engineered metal component, showcasing its precision design and functionality.

Quick Cobot Tool Changer

Tool side only

 

165

Fairino FR16 showcases a metallic robotic component with intricate design elements, highlighting precision engineering and collaborative robot capability.

Dual Cobot Tool Adapter

 

Compatible with all FAIRINO cobots (FR3, FR5, FR10, FR16, FR20, and FR30), the Dual Tool Adapter lets the robot carry and use two tools simultaneously and is precision CNC-milled from 6061 aluminum, then blasted and anodized for a durable finish.

370

Industrial metal component created by fairino fr16 collaborative robot, featuring a sleek, durable design with precise bolt holes, metallic finish.

Cobot Stand

 

This rigid cobot column fits the full Fairino range (FR3–FR30) with a top plate drilled for each model’s mounting pattern, adding stability—especially for larger units like the FR20—for precision tasks such as palletizing, pick-and-place, and machine tending, with a standard height of 1000 mm.

1210

Fairino FR16 collaborative robot arm with a gripper holding a part, displaying its versatility in automated tasks; clean, minimal design.

Cobot Cover

FR16

 

160

A sleek white robotic arm, the fairino fr16, designed for collaborative tasks, with a smooth finish and mounted on a flat base.

Vision, Communication & HMI

Accessory

Variation

Function

Price (USD)

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2D Vision Kit - Fairino - IFM

Object recognition

This complete IFM 2D vision kit integrates directly with Fairino cobots to locate objects, read barcodes, and perform text recognition using guided setup wizards (no complex programming), includes software, manual, camera, mounting bracket, data and power/I/O cables, and is available in multiple camera variants with support to choose the right one.

2525

Fairino FR16 collaborative robot with a black scanner head on an aluminum frame, projecting a grid of red dots below, indicating its operational area.

2D Vision Kit - Fairino - IFM

Object recognition + QR/Barcode recognition

 

3200

Fairino FR16 robot arm on a metal frame, projecting a pattern of red dots, likely showcasing its precise cutting or engraving capability.

3D Vision Kit - Fairino - IFM

 

This complete IFM 3D vision kit integrates directly with Fairino cobots to detect objects and measure properties like dimensions and volume via guided setup wizards (no complex programming), and includes software, manual, 3D camera, mounting bracket, data and power/I/O cables, and a power supply, with multiple camera variants available for different use cases.

2650

Fairino FR16 collaborative robot with a black sensor unit on a metal frame, projecting a grid of dotted samples below.

Fairino - Profinet - Ethernet/IP - Communication Card

 

The Fairino communication card expands Fairino cobot connectivity for easy PLC and industrial network integration, supporting PROFINET, EtherNet/IP, and CC-Link to enable reliable, standardized data exchange across a wide range of control platforms and simplify deployment in existing production lines.

630

Green circuit boards with various microchips and connectors. Components crafted by fairino fr16.

HMI Kit - Fairino - Delta

7 inch

This HMI kit integrates with Fairino cobots via Modbus TCP for easy read/write monitoring and control, includes Delta’s free design software with a sample project for quick setup, and comes with a Wi-Fi adapter for wireless remote operation plus access to Fairino’s web interface for support and parameter adjustments.

1210

Touchscreen control panel for Fairino FR16 collaborative robots featuring start, stop, and mode buttons with Delta branding.

HMI Kit - Fairino - Delta

10 inch

 

1550

Delta touchscreen controller with various buttons for start, stop, pause, and more. Related to fairino fr16 collaborative robot settings.

Sanding Tools

Accessory

Variation

Function

Price (USD)

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Cobot Sanding Kit - Mirka

 

The Mirka Cobot Sander is a collaborative-robot-ready sanding kit for Fairino cobots, offering adjustable 1,000–10,000 RPM for precise, repeatable finishing, available with 150/125/77/32 mm pads, and supplied complete with sanding head, control box, mounting bracket, connection cables, and a Fairino connection kit.

8400

Yellow and black sander labeled "Mirka," features coiled cables and connectors on top, likely parts created by Fairino FR16 collaborative robot.

Cobot Dust Collection Kit - Mirka

 

The Mirka dust collection kit integrates with the cobot sanding kit to let Fairino cobots automatically switch the 1200 W vacuum on/off for consistent, clean sanding, and includes the Mirka vacuum cleaner (4500 L/min airflow, 30 L tank), matched hose, and cobot-to-vacuum switching equipment.

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Yellow and black Mirka AFC dust extractor with wheels and top handle, designed for efficient cleaning.

What installation and setup requirements does the FAIRINO FR16 have?

The FR16 mounts to a rigid, flat base using four M8 bolts (≥25 Nm, grade ≥8.8) and two Ø8 mm locating pins. The foundation must support at least 5x the robot’s weight and 10x the J1 torque, be isolated from vibration, and allow full arm clearance plus access to grounding and cabling.

FR16 model collaborative robot installation size

Technical diagram of a circular part with dimensions produced by fairino fr16, featuring outlet port, grounding point, and 45-degree angle annotation.

The FR16 uses either the AC MINI Controller 2 kW or DC MINI Controller 2 kW. Electrical installation requires selecting the correct controller (30–60 VDC, 100–240 VAC, or 176–264 VAC), using quick connectors, and bonding to protective earth. Control box ground resistance must be ≤ 1 Ω.

  Maximum Input (for customers to configure the front-stage power supply) Maximum Output (maximum output peak)
DC 2kW 30–60VDC/30A 2000W/48VDC/41A
DC 5kW 30–60VDC/40A 5000W/48VDC/104A
AC narrow voltage 2kW 176–264VAC/10A/Single Machine/50Hz 2000W/48VDC/41A
AC wide voltage 2kW 100–240VAC/10A/Single Machine/50–60Hz 2000W/48VDC/41A
AC wide voltage 5kW 100–240VAC/16A/Single Machine/50–60Hz 5000W/48VDC/104A

The PoE Button Box hosts the default teach interface at 192.168.58.2. Connect a PC via Ethernet, set its IP to 192.168.58.xx, and access the interface through a browser.

Robot wiring schematic diagram

Fairino FR16 diagram shows robot body, control box, connecting cable, safety box, teach pendant, and power cord in a collaborative setup.

For commissioning, release the Button Box E-stop, power on the control box, and check that the end-of-arm LED is steady green after enable. Verify E-stop, start/stop, mode switch, and drag mode functions, inspect base and flange fasteners, confirm terminal tightness, and ensure ground resistance is ≤ 1 Ω. If needed, connect a PC to 192.168.58.2 for activation and login checks.

What maintenance requirements does the FAIRINO FR16 have?

The FAIRINO FR16 requires 15+ inspection and cleaning checks to maintain safety compliance, stable motion accuracy, and reliable uptime across monthly, semi-annual, and annual intervals. These include visual/mechanical checks, safety-function tests, and control-box cleaning/verification.

Fairino FR16 collaborative robot setup, featuring robotic arm, control unit, emergency stop button, and touchscreen interface, with labeled parts.

Arm checklist (rear covers, screws, rubber rings, cables / cable links, base mounting bolts, and end-tool mounting bolts)

  Check item   Monthly Semi-annually Annually
1 Check joint rear cover * V    
2 Check joint rear cover screws F    
3 Check joint rubber ring V    
4 Check robot cables V    
5 Check robot cable links V    
6 Check robot base mounting bolts * F    
7 Check end tool mounting bolts * F    

Note: F = Functional check, V = Visual inspection, * = Must be checked after severe collision.

Controller / teach pendant / button-box checklist (E-stop, safety I/O, mode switching, pendant cable, control-box air filter, terminal tightness, ground resistance ≤1 Ω, and main power checks)

  Check item   Monthly Semi-annually Annually
1 Emergency stop button on test button box (teach pendant) F    
2 Safety input and output functions on the test terminal strip F    
3 Detection button box start/stop, mode switching function F    
4 Test button box (teach pendant) cable V    
5 Check and clean the air filter on the control box V    
6 Check whether the terminals of the control box are firm F    
7 Ground resistance of detection control box ≤1Ω F    
8 Check the main power supply of the control box F    

Note: F = Functional check, V = Visual inspection.

Operational maintenance (daily/weekly)

During planned stops, power down and inspect the robot–controller cable, joint covers, seals, and all fasteners. Clean the arm with water, isopropyl alcohol, 10% ethanol, or 10% naphtha — never use bleach or compressed air. In harsh environments, clean or replace rubber rings more often.

Preventive maintenance (monthly / quarterly)

Monthly and semi-annually, inspect joint rear covers, screws, rubber rings, cables, and links. Re-check base and tool bolt torque with a torque wrench. Test E-stop, safety I/O, start/stop, mode switching, and the pendant/Button Box cable. Clean the control-box air filter, check terminal tightness, confirm ground resistance ≤ 1 Ω, and verify the main power supply.

Comprehensive maintenance (annual)

Annually, perform full mechanical and electrical inspections. Run the E-stop test to confirm motion stops and joint power cycles correctly. Clean the control box with an ESD vacuum — never compressed air. Check the controller clock for signs of a low CMOS battery. Do not separate the robot and control box unless recalibration is planned.

What support, training, and warranty come with the FAIRINO FR16?

The FAIRINO FR16 includes a 12-month warranty covering material and workmanship defects under regional laws. FAIRINO offers 24/7 support, 12-hour remote triage, and 36-hour on-site repair for eligible cases. Support is available at +86-400-811-0929 or sales@frtech.fr. Manuals, SDKs, software (including SimMachine), and FAQs are available on the technical portal and Support Center. FAIRINO also provides a training platform for hands-on cobot education.

Full warranty terms: https://fairino.com/SupportCenter

Fairino FR16 robots assembling various modular setups, showcasing samples or parts created by the device, under branding.

How much does the FAIRINO FR16 cost?

The FAIRINO FR16 is priced at $11,699.00, reflecting a 16 kg industrial cobot with FR+ application kits and manufacturer support for faster integration. The IP65 variant adds ~15–20%, the Teach Pendant +7–9%, and the Safety Box +4–5%. For enterprise or custom setups, contact Top 3D Shop for a quote. Final pricing depends on cell design, tooling, safety, vision, networking, commissioning, training, volume, service, logistics, and compliance.

Fairino FR16 collaborative robot arm with sleek white design and red accents, poised in curved position against a gradient background.

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