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RSL Series SCARA Robot with all-aluminum arm structure for high-speed, aesthetic, and reliable pick-and-place automation in manufacturing.
Risong Technology manufactures the RSL Series SCARA Robot, a four-axis robot designed for high-speed, repetitive material handling in assembly, machining, and pick-and-place applications. The RSL features an all-aluminum arm structure offering aesthetic appeal and durability. Buyers include manufacturing firms in China and globally seeking cost-effective, high-repeatability automation. The company operates primarily in CN, with products deployed in electronics, automotive, and general industrial sectors.
Active products
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Top-rated product
41.5
/100
RSL Series SCARA Robot
Company facts
- HQ
- Shenzhen, China
- Founded
- 2012 · 14 yrs
- Employees
- 51
- Website
- www.risongtc.com
Milestones
Launch of RSL Series SCARA Robot with all-aluminum arm structure.
Press coverage
- RSL Series SCARA Robot introduced with all-aluminum arm structure for high-speed automation.
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Active products by Risong Technology
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| 1 |  | RSL Series SCARA Robot | Industrial Arm | Reach 600 mm·Payload 6 kg | 41.5 |
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