Secure your robot arm to T-slotted framing. These mounts attach to your robot arm with fasteners (not included).

Lift your industrial robot so it can reach raised surfaces. These pedestals are often used when a robot needs to transfer heavy parts on or off an assembly line. Made of steel, they’re built to last. They’re also machinable and weldable, so you can modify them to suit the task at hand. Use the mounting holes in the bottom plate to bolt them to your floor or another flat surface. If your surface is uneven, install fasteners or leveling mounts (both not included) in the threaded holes and adjust their depth until the pedestal is level.

For safe operation, ensure that the maximum speed or potential forces of your robot arm and application are within safe limits for the base’s footprint, center of gravity, and any additional anchoring systems.

Move your robot from workstation to workstation in seconds—no tools required. These mounts are useful when your shop uses one robot arm for multiple jobs. The two piece design lets you leave one mount on your work surface and one on your robot, so relocating is as quick as sliding the robot into place. Machined to tight tolerances for repeatability, these mounts lock your robot into the exact same position every time, so you don’t need to reprogram its movement.

A complete setup requires one surface mount for each location and one robot mount for each arm (all sold separately).

Support large robot arms and heavy payloads—these workstations can handle up to 1,800 pounds. With capacity to spare, add all the components and accessories you need for today’s job and tomorrow’s upgrades.

Optimize these workstations to fit your setup. To get them at the height you need, you can raise and lower the legs in 1" increments. They have swivel casters too, so you can steer them into the right spot. Then, extend the casters’ leveling pad to keep the workstation in place and compensate for uneven floors. Store your robot controller, teach pendant, and other accessories on the shelf below to keep them accessible but out of the way.

These workstations are compatible with many common robot arms—use the mounting holes on top and included fasteners to attach them. When used with large arms, such as the FANUC CRX-25iA or 30iA, these workstations must be anchored for stability and safety.

Create a portable home base for your robot, controller, and workpieces. These workstations keep your setup organized with your robot mounted on top and your controller tucked away on the shelf below. They’re often used next to CNC machines, so your robot can load and unload parts. Expand your work surface, add storage, and customize these workstations with add-ons that keep you ready for whatever is next.

These workstations have swivel casters with brakes, so you can roll them between jobs across your facility and lock them in place. Leveling feet keep these workstations flat even when the floor isn’t.

The top of these workstations has mounting holes that work with common robot arms—attach your arm with fasteners (not included). They also come with a mount for your controller. To neatly route cords from controller to arm, there’s a cutout on the top.

Made entirely of T-slotted rails, these pedestals give you the most flexibility for mounting accessories. Create a custom solution tailored to your application—mount a tray for staging parts, add a bin for rejected parts, and keep your controller easily accessible, to name just a few options. These pedestals lift robots high enough to reach into machines or onto surfaces such as conveyor belts. Attach your robot to the top with the included mount and your own bolts. The hole patterns work with FANUC CRX, Universal Robots (UR), and other common robot arms.

These pedestals are designed for robots moving at collaborative speeds—do not use them when your robot is moving at high speeds.