SIASUN SN10A-12/0.90 (SN10A-12/0.90)

Most robots ask a workshop to rearrange itself around them. The SIASUN SN10A-12/0.90 (SN10A-12/0.90) takes the opposite approach: it is a desktop robot built to fit into the space a bench already offers, while still carrying a 12kg payload across a 907mm reach. For a plant or workshop in the Caribbean where floor space is limited and every station has to earn its place, that combination deserves a close look.

The product is available through this page, by quotation.

Background

SIASUN and its engineering record

SIASUN is an industrial robot maker with over two decades of engineering validation and thousands of project experiences behind it. That history matters to a buyer for a practical reason. A robot arm is a long-term piece of equipment, and its value depends on how well its mechanics, software and support hold up in daily work. A maker that has validated its designs across many projects has tested its design choices against real production conditions.

SIASUN presents its products as a route to value-added services, not only as hardware. For a plant owner, this means the arm is meant to be one part of a working process: tooling, signals, communication and maintenance routines all have to fit together.

The SN10A series and its key technology

The SN10A series is a new generation of desktop robots, featuring high performance, easy maintenance and a compact structure. It is built on brand-new, independently developed core components and algorithms. This foundation delivers high precision, high protection, high speed and high rigidity, which lets the robot take on a wider range of complex application scenarios.

The series is also designed around a modular approach. The modular design accommodates a wider range of application scenarios while reducing maintenance costs. In practice, a modular robot is easier to service because a section can be dealt with without treating the whole machine as a single unit. The SN10A-12/0.90 is one version of this series; the other version in the range is the SN10A-10/1.15, and its figures are kept separate from those of the SN10A-12/0.90 here.

Technical Specifications

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

The manufacturer has not published the weight, the power supply, the rated power, the maximum speed, the joint ranges, the controller model, the mounting options, the operating temperature, the dimensions, the contents of the box or the protection rating of parts other than the wrist; they are confirmed at quotation.

What makes the SN10A-12/0.90 different from a conventional floor-standing arm?

The first difference is the format. A desktop robot is designed to work at bench level, close to the parts and the operator, and so it suits stations where a large floor-mounted arm would take up more room than the task justifies. The SN10A series has a compact structure, which supports this use. Even so, the SN10A-12/0.90 offers a 907mm reach and a 12kg payload, figures that give the arm real working range for a desktop-class machine.

The second difference is precision. A repeatability of ±0.03mm means the arm returns to a taught position with very little variation. For assembly, inspection and fine handling, repeatability is often the figure that decides whether a robot is suitable, because the same motion has to land in the same place cycle after cycle.

The third difference is protection. The wrist of the SN10A-12/0.90 carries an IP67 rating. The wrist is the part closest to the process, where dust, splashes and contact with the workpiece are most likely, so a protected wrist is useful in applications such as grinding and polishing or welding, where the environment around the tool is rarely clean. The rating applies to the wrist only.

How does the SN10A-12/0.90 connect to tooling and the wider line?

A robot is only as useful as its connection to the tool in its hand and the equipment around it. The SN10A-12/0.90 comes with multiple air lines as standard on the robot body, and its signal cables are designed for end effectors and grippers. That means pneumatic tooling and signal-driven grippers can be integrated without improvised external routing, a point that tends to matter during commissioning and maintenance.

On the communication side, the robot is compatible with a range of fieldbus protocols: TCP/IP, Modbus TCP, EIP and Profinet. These cover many of the networks used in automation cells, so the arm can exchange signals with controllers and other equipment already present on a line. The proprietary core components and algorithms let the system make full use of the mechanical performance of the arm, because control software and hardware were developed together.

For maintenance teams, the modular design is the key point. It reduces maintenance costs, and a smaller, modular robot generally makes it easier to plan spare parts and service routines. Buyers planning integration should raise their questions about the controller and mounting when they request a quotation.

Who is the SIASUN SN10A-12/0.90 for?

The first group is the manufacturer or workshop with limited floor space. If a station sits on a bench or a compact frame, a desktop robot is a more natural fit than a large arm, and the 907mm reach gives it useful coverage of that station.

The second group is the integrator building cells for handling, assembly or inspection. Standard air lines, signal cables for grippers and four fieldbus protocols reduce the amount of custom work needed to connect the arm to the rest of the cell. Integrators serving different customers in the region will also value a modular robot whose maintenance stays manageable.

The third group is the buyer with finishing or welding tasks. The IP67 wrist and the high rigidity of the design point to suitability for grinding, polishing and welding work. For dedicated arc welding projects, you may also wish to look at the SIASUN Arc welding robotic solution, which is offered as a complete solution.

Buyers who want a different payload and reach balance can compare this arm with the other SN10A version, the SN10A-10/1.15, or browse the wider Industrial Robots category for larger machines. Ask us when you request a quotation and we will help you match the version to the task.

What is the SIASUN SN10A-12/0.90 used for?

1. Handling. Moving parts between stations, fixtures and conveyors with a 12kg payload within a 907mm reach.
2. Welding. Carrying a welding tool through a repeatable path, with the protected wrist close to the process.
3. Assembly. Placing and fitting components where a repeatability of ±0.03mm helps parts land in the same position every cycle.
4. Loading and unloading. Feeding machines and removing finished workpieces so that operators are free for other work.
5. Inspection. Presenting parts to a sensor or moving a sensor along a part in a consistent, repeatable way.
6. Grinding and polishing. Holding a finishing tool against a workpiece, using the rigidity and wrist protection of the design.

Pricing and Availability

We do not show prices on this page. A quotation is the way to proceed: tell us the application, the tooling and the network you plan to use, and we will prepare an offer for the SIASUN SN10A-12/0.90 (SN10A-12/0.90). Delivery, customs and support are arranged with the quotation. The SIASUN SN10A-12/0.90 (SN10A-12/0.90) is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What payload and reach does the SN10A-12/0.90 offer?

The SN10A-12/0.90 has a payload of 12kg and a reach of 907mm. These figures belong to this version and not to the SN10A-10/1.15.

How accurate is the robot?

The repeatability is ±0.03mm, so the arm returns to a taught position with very little variation.

Is the robot protected against dust and water?

The wrist has an IP67 rating. That rating applies to the wrist only.

Which communication protocols does it support?

It is compatible with TCP/IP, Modbus TCP, EIP and Profinet. This allows connection to many common automation networks.

Can I fit grippers and other tooling?

Yes. The robot body comes standard with multiple air lines, and the signal cables are designed for end effectors and grippers.

Are the weight, power supply and speed available?

They are not listed in the table above. Ask for them when you request your quotation.

Where can I buy the SN10A-12/0.90 and what does it cost?

You can request it through this page, by quotation. We do not list a price here; the offer is prepared once we know your application, and delivery, customs and support are arranged with it.

Summary

The SIASUN SN10A-12/0.90 answers a simple question: how much robot can fit on a bench? With a 12kg payload, a 907mm reach, ±0.03mm repeatability and an IP67 wrist, it brings real working capacity to a compact format. Standard air lines, signal cables for grippers, four fieldbus protocols and a modular design support integration and upkeep, and two decades of engineering validation stand behind the series. If a compact arm for handling, welding, assembly, loading, inspection or finishing is what your station needs, this page is the starting point.