Denso Robotics VP-6242 — Specs & Review

Specifications

BrandDenso Robotics
ModelVP-6242
Year2024
CategoryIndustrial Lite
Autonomyprogrammable
Environmentindoor

Key features

What is it?

The Denso Robotics VP-6242 is a precision SCARA robotic arm designed for industrial assembly, handling, and material processing. Built with servo-driven actuators, precision reducers, and industrial-grade control electronics, it delivers consistent cycle times and repeatability.

Who is it for?

Key specs

How it compares

Versus competitor models from ABB, KUKA, or Yaskawa, the VP-6242 offers comparable accuracy at competitive pricing. Strengths lie in precision, thermal stability, and integration flexibility within the manufacturer's ecosystem. Model selection depends on payload requirements and workspace constraints.

Limitations

FAQ

What is the payload capacity of the Denso Robotics VP-6242?

The VP-6242 has a payload capacity of 2kg. This is the maximum weight the end-effector and workpiece can be. Consult the technical datasheet for details on distributed vs. point-load handling.

What is the working reach of the VP-6242?

The VP-6242 has a working reach of 400mm from the base to the tool center point. This determines the workspace size. Choose model variants based on your workspace layout and part size requirements.

How repeatable is the VP-6242?

The VP-6242 achieves repeatability of ±0.05–0.1 mm under standard operating conditions. This precision makes it suitable for assembly, inspection, and handling tasks requiring tight tolerance control.

What applications is the VP-6242 best suited for?

The VP-6242 excels in ultra-precise, as well as general assembly, material transfer, machine tending, and packaging. Its combination of payload and reach makes it adaptable to a range of manufacturing scenarios.

How does the VP-6242 compare to competing models?

The VP-6242 delivers accuracy and speed comparable to leading brands while offering cost-effective operation and strong technical support through authorized distributors. Model selection depends on your specific payload and reach requirements.