SIASUN SA10A-10/0.70 (SA10A-10/0.70)

Every automation engineer knows the moment when the layout drawing meets the real floor and the arm no longer fits the space it was promised. The SIASUN SA10A-10/0.70 (SA10A-10/0.70) is built for that moment: a SCARA robot with a lighter main body and a lower overall height, so that it constrains the cell less than it serves it.

The product is available through this page, by quotation.

Background

Siasun and the SA10A lineage

Siasun is a Chinese maker of industrial robots, and its SCARA range sits alongside its other industrial robot families. The SA10A series is a brand-new generation of SCARA robots launched by Siasun. The word generation matters here: the series does not simply repeat earlier arms, but brings in all-new proprietary core components and a revised mechanical layout.

Within the series, three versions of this model exist: SA10A-10/0.60, SA10A-10/0.70 and SA10A-10/0.80. This page describes the SA10A-10/0.70 only, and every figure below belongs to that version. Buyers who want to compare neighbors can look at the SIASUN SA10A-10/0.60 and the SIASUN SA10A-10/0.80, each on its own page.

Positioning and key technology

The central technical idea of the series is a dual-support structure combined with the new proprietary core components. Together they deliver enhanced load capacity, higher precision, faster speed, greater rigidity and reduced vibration. For a SCARA arm, which spends its working life making quick, repeated horizontal moves and short vertical strokes, rigidity and low vibration are the qualities that decide how cleanly a part is placed.

The second idea is modularity. The series follows a modular design that meets the needs of more automation scenarios while reducing maintenance costs. A modular machine can be serviced in sections rather than as a whole, which is a practical advantage for a plant that cannot afford long stoppages.

The third idea is a restrained footprint. The structure is lightweight and compact, with a lighter main body and a lower overall height, which reduces space constraints. Together with abundant user cables on the main unit, this makes the arm easier to fit into equipment that is already crowded.

Technical Specifications

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

The manufacturer has not published the weight, the repeatability, the degrees of freedom, the IP rating, the power supply, the cycle time, the controller model, the mounting options, the maximum joint speeds, the dimensions or the contents of the box; they are confirmed at quotation.

What makes the SA10A-10/0.70 different from a conventional SCARA arm?

The first difference is the dual-support structure. Siasun builds the series around it and ties it directly to higher load capacity, greater rigidity and reduced vibration. For a buyer, this means the arm is designed to keep its motion steady while carrying its 10 kg (22 lbs) payload across a 700mm reach, rather than treating stiffness as an afterthought.

The second difference is how the arm connects to the rest of the machine. The main unit carries abundant user cables, and it is paired with a new generation of S series control cabinet that supports multiple programming and teaching methods. This meets more automation scenarios while keeping the overall machine cost under control. In plain terms, the arm is prepared to take grippers, sensors and other tooling without a tangle of improvised wiring.

The third difference is the physical envelope. A lighter main body and a lower overall height make the robot easier to deploy where headroom is scarce. That is the quality this article began with, and it is the reason the series is easy to deploy.

How does the 0.70 version relate to the other SA10A versions?

The SA10A-10 line has three versions, and the figures on this page are those of the SA10A-10/0.70: a payload of 10 kg (22 lbs) and a reach of 700mm. No figures are carried over from the other two versions. If your cell calls for a different working envelope, the pages of the two neighboring versions linked above are the places to compare.

Larger and smaller arms exist elsewhere in the family, and the full range can be browsed under SCARA and Industrial Robots.

Who is the SIASUN SA10A-10/0.70 for?

The primary application industries are 3C, lithium battery, photovoltaic and automotive electronics, together with related sectors. Buyers in those fields typically run fast, repetitive handling and assembly tasks where an arm must be both quick and steady.

Equipment builders and system integrators are a natural audience. The abundant user cables, the S series control cabinet and the range of programming and teaching methods give them room to build the arm into a larger machine without redesigning around it. Their customers benefit from the modular design and its lower maintenance costs.

Plant engineers who are adding automation to an existing line are another group. For them, the lower overall height and lighter main body matter most, because the arm has to fit around structures that were already there. Anyone who needs a different reach can ask us to compare the neighboring versions when requesting a quotation.

What is the SIASUN SA10A-10/0.70 used for?

1. 3C assembly: handling and placing parts in the electronics sectors that head the list of primary industries.
2. Lithium battery production: repetitive transfer and assembly steps in a sector where this series is a primary fit.
3. Photovoltaic manufacturing: moving and positioning components on lines where steady motion and low vibration are valued.
4. Automotive electronics: assembly work on electronic modules, another primary industry for the series.
5. Integration into custom machines: builders use the user cables and S series control cabinet to make the arm part of a purpose-built cell.
6. Space-limited stations: the lower overall height and compact structure suit cells where headroom is tight.

Pricing and Availability

We do not print prices on this page. Quotation is the way to proceed: tell us the application, the quantity and the delivery location, and we will respond with an offer. Delivery, customs and support are arranged together with the quotation. The SIASUN SA10A-10/0.70 (SA10A-10/0.70) is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What payload and reach does the SA10A-10/0.70 have?

The payload is 10 kg (22 lbs) and the reach is 700mm.

What type of robot is it?

It is a SCARA robot from the SA10A series, a new generation launched by Siasun. It uses a dual-support structure and proprietary core components.

Which industries is it intended for?

Its primary application industries are 3C, lithium battery, photovoltaic and automotive electronics, along with related sectors.

How is it programmed and controlled?

It works with a new generation of S series control cabinet and supports multiple programming and teaching methods. Ask us for the specific controller model when you request your quotation.

Is the arm difficult to fit into a small cell?

The structure is lightweight and compact, with a lower overall height that reduces space constraints. Ask us for the exact dimensions with your quotation request.

Are the repeatability, IP rating and weight available?

Not on this page. Include them in your quotation request and we will answer them together with your offer.

Where can I buy the SIASUN SA10A-10/0.70 and what does it cost?

You can request it through this page, by quotation. We do not list prices here; the offer is prepared once we know your application and delivery location.

Summary

The SIASUN SA10A-10/0.70 answers a problem that every crowded production floor knows: too little room and too many demands. It offers a 10 kg (22 lbs) payload and a 700mm reach on a compact, lower-profile SCARA body, with a dual-support structure aimed at rigidity and low vibration, a modular design aimed at lower maintenance costs and an S series control cabinet that opens several ways to program it. If this arm fits your cell, this page is the starting point.