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Used Mitsubishi Robots for Sale 8

Mitsubishi Electric manufactures SCARA and 6-axis articulated robots that integrate seamlessly with Mitsubishi factory automation systems — PLCs, servo drives, and HMI panels. The RV and RH series are deployed in electronics assembly, food packaging, pharmaceutical handling, and light manufacturing where compact footprint and fast cycle times in confined spaces are valued.

Used Mitsubishi robots on Exapro include RV, RH, and F-series models. Filter by payload, reach, and controller generation. Submit an enquiry through the listing page for specifications.

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Mitsubishi Electric's robot division benefits from integration with the company's broader factory automation portfolio — the same PLC platforms, servo amplifiers, and communication networks used throughout Mitsubishi-automated facilities. For manufacturers already standardised on Mitsubishi automation, adding Mitsubishi robots simplifies engineering, programming, and maintenance compared to integrating a third-party robot brand.

The RV series articulated robots cover payloads from 2kg to 70kg with compact arm designs that suit confined cell layouts. The arm geometry is optimised for reach-to-footprint ratio, allowing productive work in smaller cells than competing robots of similar payload specification.

The RH series SCARA robots provide high-speed horizontal pick-and-place and assembly capability with cycle times competitive with dedicated automation mechanisms. The direct-drive option on some models eliminates belt and gear transmission for maximum speed and zero backlash.

The CR800 controller series provides the current platform, with integrated motion control that can coordinate robot axes with external servo axes — useful for conveyor tracking, multi-station assembly, and synchronised material handling applications.

Mitsubishi's RT ToolBox programming software provides a simulation environment for offline programming, cycle time estimation, and collision detection.

Compact footprint robots are increasingly deployed in collaborative applications with appropriate safety configurations, though Mitsubishi's collaborative robot offering (MELFA ASSISTA) is separate from the industrial RV/RH series.

When evaluating used Mitsubishi robots on Exapro, check axis repeatability and speed performance, verify controller generation and installed software, confirm communication protocol compatibility with your existing automation systems, test all safety circuits, and assess the cable harness condition throughout the arm.

Integration planning for used Mitsubishi robots should verify communication protocol compatibility with the buyer's existing PLC and automation infrastructure. Mitsubishi robots communicate natively with MELSEC PLC systems through CC-Link and iQ-Platform, but also support standard industrial protocols including EtherNet/IP, PROFINET, and DeviceNet for integration with non-Mitsubishi automation environments.

End-of-arm tooling and mounting interface dimensions should be confirmed against the application requirements — Mitsubishi robots use ISO-standard flange mountings, but payload capacity must account for the combined weight of tooling, gripper, and workpiece to avoid overloading the wrist axes.

Mitsubishi's global factory automation service network provides spare parts and technical support for both current and previous-generation robot controllers. Used robots from facilities using Mitsubishi automation throughout tend to have the most complete maintenance documentation.

Browse used Mitsubishi robots on Exapro to compare RV and RH series models, payload classes, and controller generations from verified sellers worldwide.