SZGH designs and manufactures a full range of industrial robot arms for welding, palletizing, spraying, grinding, handling, SCARA precision assembly, and human-robot collaboration. Every SZGH robot arm is built in our own Shenzhen and Dongguan facilities, ships with a self-developed controller, and carries CE certification for direct export to 126 countries. Whether you need a compact 4-axis SCARA robot for electronics assembly, a 6-axis welding robot for a steel workshop, a heavy-duty palletizing robot up to 180 kg, or a collaborative robot (cobot) that works safely next to operators, this page helps you find the right model in minutes — filtered by payload, reach, application, and axis count. Free engineering consultation and 24-hour quotation included.
1. Self-Developed Controller — No Third-Party License Fees
Every SZGH robot arm runs on the SZGH-developed motion controller (100+ patents). You pay once for the robot — no per-cell software license, no annual controller subscription.
2. Factory-Direct Pricing (No Middleman)
Robots ship from our 20,000 m² Shenzhen and Dongguan factories directly to your dock. Typical price is 30–50 % below Japanese/European brands with equivalent specifications.
3. CE + BV + SGS Certified
Test reports available on request: EN 60204-1:2018 (electrical safety), EN ISO 12100:2010 (machine safety), EN ISO 16090-1:2018 (industrial robots). Certificate no. EBO2307022-V060.
4. CNC + Robot Turnkey Integration
SZGHTECH is one of the few China-based manufacturers producing both CNC machines and industrial robots in-house. Order a complete lights-out cell from one supplier — one warranty, one contact, one integrated controller.
5. 24-Hour Quote, 48-Hour Spare Parts
Sales response within 24 hours. Spare parts ship globally within 48 hours from our Shenzhen warehouse. On-site installation available in USA, Turkey, Russia, Brazil, UK, Thailand, Mexico, Peru, Indonesia, India, Vietnam, Romania, Egypt, Morocco, Moldova, Bangladesh, Canada.
6. Multi-Language Engineering Support (8 Languages)
Engineers speak English, Russian, Spanish, Portuguese, Turkish, Thai, Indonesian, and Chinese — real technical support in your language, not just sales.
Choosing an industrial robot arm comes down to five decisions:
1. Payload — How much will the robot lift?
Include the part plus the end-of-arm tool (gripper, welding torch, spray head). Add a 20 % safety margin. Common ranges: 3–10 kg for light assembly and cobots, 20–50 kg for handling and grinding, 100–180 kg for heavy palletizing.
2. Reach — How far does the arm need to extend?
Measure from the robot base to the farthest working point. Typical: 450–800 mm for SCARA on a workbench, 900–1,400 mm for cobots, 1,600–2,100 mm for welding, 1,850–3,100 mm for palletizing.
3. Axes — How complex is the motion?
4-axis SCARA: fastest for flat pick-and-place. 4-axis palletizer: high-speed stacking. 6-axis: full spatial motion for welding, spraying, and complex assembly.
4. Repeatability — How tight is your tolerance?
±0.02–0.03 mm for electronics/PCB. ±0.05–0.08 mm for welding, handling, grinding. ±0.5 mm is acceptable for palletizing.
5. Environment — Any special hazards?
Paint booths need explosion-proof (ATEX / IECEx) robots. Foundries need heat-resistant covers. Wash-down areas need IP65+ ingress protection. Ask the SZGH engineer about IP-rated variants.
Rule of thumb for cost: A new 6-axis industrial robot arm from a Chinese factory typically prices USD 8,000 – 45,000 depending on payload, reach, and application package. SZGH publishes engineering-grade quotes within 24 hours — request yours here.
Q1: What is an SZGH robot arm?
An SZGH robot arm is an industrial robot manufactured by Shenzhen Guanhong Technology (SZGH) since 2013. The product family includes 6-axis welding, palletizing, spraying, grinding, and general-purpose robots, plus 4-axis SCARA arms and collaborative robots (cobots) with 3–180 kg payload. All models use the SZGH-developed controller and carry CE certification.
Q2: How much does a SZGH industrial robot arm cost?
Prices depend on payload, reach, and application package. Entry-level 6-axis models start around USD 8,000; heavy palletizing and welding cells range USD 25,000–45,000. Request a free quote and SZGH engineering will respond within 24 hours with a line-itemized proposal.
Q3: What is the difference between a SCARA robot and a 6-axis robot arm?
A SCARA robot has 4 axes (three rotary + one vertical) and is optimized for high-speed flat pick-and-place with ±0.03 mm precision. A 6-axis robot has full spatial motion — every orientation and angle is reachable — which is required for welding, spraying, and complex assembly.
Q4: Are SZGH robot arms CE certified?
Yes. SZGH robots and CNC machines carry CE certification (EN 60204-1:2018, EN ISO 12100:2010, EN ISO 16090-1:2018). Certificate number EBO2307022-V060 is available on request, along with BV and SGS Gold Plus factory audits.
Q5: Can I use an SZGH cobot without a safety fence?
SZGH collaborative robots meet ISO/TS 15066 power-and-force-limiting requirements and can operate without a fence for the majority of tasks. A risk assessment based on your specific application and end-of-arm tooling is still required — SZGH engineers can help conduct it.
Q6: How long does robot installation take?
Typical installation timeline: 3–5 days for a stand-alone robot cell, 7–14 days for a fully integrated CNC + robot line. SZGH offers three service tiers: self-install (free video guide), remote-guided installation, and on-site installation by SZGH engineers.
Q7: Which industries use SZGH robot arms most often?
Top industries served: automotive (welding, handling), metal fabrication (welding, grinding), electronics (SCARA assembly), furniture (spraying), food and beverage (palletizing), and CNC machine shops (cobot machine tending).
Q8: How do I choose between a welding robot and a manual welder?
A welding robot pays back typically within 12–18 months when weekly welding hours exceed 40. Below that threshold, a manual welder is more cost-effective. Free ROI calculation available on request from SZGH — send your part drawing and weekly weld hours.
Q9: Where does SZGH ship robot arms?
SZGHTECH ships to 126 countries. Direct sales offices and service agents are located in the USA, Turkey, Russia, Brazil, UK, Thailand, Mexico, Peru, Indonesia, India, Vietnam, Romania, Egypt, Morocco, Moldova, Bangladesh, and Canada.
Q10: Does SZGH offer CNC + robot integration as a single package?
Yes. SZGHTECH is a rare manufacturer that produces both CNC machines and industrial robots in-house, and offers turnkey CNC + robot integration — machine tool, robot, controller, safety fence, and end-of-arm tooling under one warranty, from one supplier. See the CNC + Robot Integration solution page.
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