SIASUN HC-X2-L (HC-X2-L)

Most robot cells ask the factory to come to the robot: parts are lined up, fed and fenced in so that one arm can reach them. The SIASUN HC-X2-L (HC-X2-L) turns that thinking around. A collaborative arm rides on its own mobile platform and goes to the work, whether that is a shelf, a machine or an inspection point. For a plant where tasks are spread over several stations, that changes how automation is planned.

The product is available through this page, by quotation.

Background

SIASUN DUCO and the company behind the robot

The HC-X2-L belongs to the SIASUN DUCO line. DUCO is a sub-brand of SIASUN focused on intelligent robotics, and it has broken foreign technology monopolies in multiple fields, with all core components independently developed. For a buyer, this matters in practical ways. The mobile platform, the collaborative arm, the vision systems and the grippers come from one development effort rather than from several suppliers whose products must be made to agree with each other.

That shared origin is visible in the way the mobile collaborative robots are described: they are made of a self-developed mobile platform and a collaborative robot. The two are not an arm bolted to a cart as an afterthought. They are designed as one machine that moves and works.

Positioning of the HC-X2-L

The HC-X2-L is a mobile collaborative robot for sites that want one machine to cover several tasks. It can be equipped with self-developed vision systems, grippers and other execution units for material handling, assembly, inspection and precision processing. Its application areas are inspection and loading and unloading.

The same family includes other versions, such as the SIASUN HC-X2-B (HC-X2-B) and the SIASUN HC-X6-B (HC-X6-B). This page deals only with the HC-X2-L and its figures. Buyers who are still choosing a form of automation may also look through the Industrial Robots category or the Robot Arms category.

Technical Specifications

Specifications as published by the manufacturer; confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.

The manufacturer has not published the arm payload, the arm reach, the weight, the battery capacity, the runtime, the travel speed, the IP rating, the power supply, the communication interfaces, the safety certifications, the sensors or the contents of the box; they are confirmed at quotation.

What makes a mobile collaborative robot different from a fixed cobot?

A fixed collaborative arm is accurate and safe to work beside, but it only serves what sits inside its reach. Everything else must be brought to it. A mobile collaborative robot gives up that restriction. The HC-X2-L navigates by SLAM and QR CODE, so it can find its way around a site and stop at defined positions. Once there, the arm and its execution unit do the job.

The figures show what the platform is built for. It carries a platform load of 670kg Max, and the overall accuracy is ±0.3mm. The vehicle dimensions of 1250*600*700mm describe a machine meant to work between racks, machines and benches rather than in an open hall alone.

There is also a difference in how people deal with it. Because the platform and the arm are one system, the integrated teaching pendant offers a single screen for visual interaction and debugging of both. A technician does not need to learn two interfaces or move between them. That makes commissioning simpler to organize and helps a team put the robot to work sooner.

How does the HC-X2-L keep people and equipment safe?

Safety is one of the features the manufacturer puts first. The robot offers ground and airspace safety with real-time protection, which allows safe human-robot collaboration. In practice this means the machine is meant to share aisles and work areas with operators rather than being walled off from them.

The chassis supports this. A custom wheel system was developed for this mobile collaborative robot, aiming at more stability and reliability. A robot that carries an arm has to stay steady when it stops and when it works, and a wheel system designed for the purpose is part of that.

Power is handled with the same view toward continuous work. Contact-based, wireless and automatic charging are all offered, and they support short-term, real-time and 24/7 operation. Which method suits a given site depends on the layout, and that is a point to settle with the quotation.

The robot is also built to join an existing environment. Comprehensive safety measures and varied interaction and communication methods are provided, and it integrates seamlessly into customer systems. Any buyer with a specific standard or protocol requirement should name it when requesting a quotation.

Who is the SIASUN HC-X2-L for?

The first group is the plant that has several small tasks in different places and does not want to install a separate arm at each one. A single mobile unit that carries its own arm can serve more than one station, using the vision systems, grippers and other execution units it is fitted with.

The second group is the operation that depends on inspection. Inspection is one of the application areas, and a robot that moves to the point of inspection with a vision system fitted can repeat the same routine without tiring.

The third group is the logistics or production line with loading and unloading to do. The platform load of 670kg Max and the handling functions of the arm and grippers suit work of this kind.

Integrators and engineering teams form the fourth group. They benefit from a platform that links to customer systems and from the single screen for debugging. Those who want to compare other versions can look at the HC-X2-B or the HC-X6-B, both named above.

What is the SIASUN HC-X2-L used for?

1. Material handling. The arm and a suitable gripper move parts between stations while the platform carries them across the site.
2. Assembly. With the right execution unit fitted, the robot can take part in assembly steps at the workstation it has travelled to.
3. Inspection. A self-developed vision system lets the robot check items or locations, one of its main application areas.
4. Precision processing. The overall accuracy of ±0.3mm supports tasks where positioning matters.
5. Loading and unloading. The platform load of 670kg Max and the arm cover transfers to and from racks and machines.
6. Continuous operation. Contact-based, wireless and automatic charging support short-term, real-time and 24/7 working patterns.

Pricing and Availability

We do not print prices on this page. The way to proceed is to request a quotation that names your application, the execution units you need and your site conditions. Delivery, customs and support are arranged together with the quotation, so that you receive one clear answer instead of several separate ones. The SIASUN HC-X2-L (HC-X2-L) is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the SIASUN HC-X2-L?

It is a mobile collaborative robot made of a self-developed mobile platform and a collaborative robot. It belongs to the SIASUN DUCO line.

How much can the platform carry?

The platform load is 670kg Max.

How does the robot navigate?

It uses SLAM and QR CODE navigation. The overall accuracy is ±0.3mm.

Can it work next to people?

Yes. It offers ground and airspace safety with real-time protection for safe human-robot collaboration.

What tools can be fitted?

It can be equipped with self-developed vision systems, grippers and other execution units for material handling, assembly, inspection and precision processing.

How is the robot charged?

Contact-based, wireless and automatic charging are offered. They support short-term, real-time and 24/7 operation.

Where can I buy the SIASUN HC-X2-L and what does it cost?

It is available through this page, by quotation. We do not show a price here; send your requirements and we will prepare the quotation.

Summary

The idea behind the HC-X2-L is simple: let the robot travel to the work instead of rebuilding the factory around a fixed arm. The platform carries 670kg Max, navigates by SLAM and QR CODE, and works to ±0.3mm overall accuracy, while the arm, vision system and grippers do the task on arrival. Safety measures, a single-screen teaching pendant, a custom wheel system and flexible charging complete a machine meant to join real production and share space with people. For a quotation tailored to your application, this page is the starting point.