Industrial robotsAML3DCommercially available
AML3D ARCEMY X
By AML3D
The AML3D ARCEMY X is the ARCEMY wire-arc metal printing system with the largest footprint, using a robot arm.
AML3D describes the ARCEMY X (X Edition) as the system with the largest footprint, for large industrial parts in aerospace, defence, maritime, oil and gas and heavy industries. It uses a 6720 robot arm with 3.1 m reach and 8 axes with positioner. The maximum build envelope is 1.8 x 1.8 m and capacity up to 2.7 tonnes. It operates in an open-air environment and, according to AML3D, can be customised to specific part or customer requirements. Availability in the Netherlands has not been confirmed.
Status 2026
Commercially availableThis model is listed as commercially available. Delivery, configuration and support vary by supplier and region.- ProductionIndustrial robot
Reprogrammable manipulator (robot arm) with three or more axes, for automation in industry.
- ModularRobot-arm metal printer (wire-arc)
In the industrial robots category.
- Reach
- 3.1 m
- Payload
- up to 2.7 ton
How far it can reach.
The most weight it can carry or lift.
Values as recorded on the robot profile, generally based on manufacturer information. Configuration and operating conditions can change the figures; confirm them with the supplier.
What is AML3D ARCEMY X?
AML3D ARCEMY X is an industrial robot from AML3D from Australia, listed for large industrial parts for aerospace and defence, maritime components and oil and gas components. Key figures: reach 3.1 m, payload up to 2.7 ton. Market status: commercially available. Availability and deployment options should be confirmed with a supplier. Robotleasen does not sell robots; it helps businesses compare suppliers and recorded information.
How does it compare with other industrial robots?
We compare each value with the other industrial robots in our guide for which it is known. Typical is the middle half. Values according to the manufacturers; caveats are noted with the key figures at the top.
- Payload2,700kg
High for an industrial robot
All 727 others carry less.
Typical: 7 to 150 kg
- Reach3,100mm
Long reach for an industrial robot
Of the 671 others, 93 reach further, 15 as far and 563 less far.
Typical: 901 to 2,704 mm
Application
What was ARCEMY X developed for?
Large industrial parts for aerospace and defence
Maritime components
Oil and gas components
Business fit
When might ARCEMY X be a fit?
An initial view based on the recorded category and model information
May be suitable for
- Organisations assessing a robot for a defined task and work environment.
- Teams comparing the robot's recorded profile with other options.
- Businesses that want to validate the application and integration requirements.
Considerations
- Confirm capabilities and current availability with the manufacturer or supplier.
- Check the work environment, integration needs and local support before selecting a model.
Facts
Did you know?
Notable facts about ARCEMY X, its manufacturer and this type of robot
- 2021
According to ISO 8373:2021, an industrial robot is an automatically controlled manipulator that is reprogrammable, has multiple purposes and can be programmed in three or more axes.
Source: IFR, Industrial robots (ISO 8373) - 1961
In 1961 the Unimate was installed on a General Motors assembly line in Ewing Township, New Jersey. Guinness World Records lists it as the first industrial production robot.
Source: Guinness World Records, First industrial production robot - 2025
A safety standard for industrial robots, ISO 10218-1, appeared in February 2025 as its third edition.
Source: ISO 10218-1:2025 - 2023
Regulation (EU) 2023/1230 (the Machinery Regulation) replaces Machinery Directive 2006/42/EC and applies from 20 January 2027.
Source: EU-OSHA, Regulation (EU) 2023/1230
Market and supply
Is ARCEMY X available?
A profile status is not a confirmed offer or delivery time
What is settled?
Checked 8 November 2026- Market statusCommercially availableconfirmed
The model is on sale; you can request it from a supplier.
- RegionAustraliaconfirmed
Where the model is supplied, according to the profile.
- Lease / RaaSNot confirmednot confirmed
No supplier has confirmed lease or robot-as-a-service.
- RentalNot confirmednot confirmed
No supplier has confirmed rental.
2 of 4 settled. The rest depends on the supplier.
Ask about availabilityManufacturer
AML3D
AML3D is listed in the Robotleasen directory with 4 robot models.
OUR INTERPRETATION
Our perspective on ARCEMY X
AML3D describes the ARCEMY X (X Edition) as the system with the largest footprint, for large industrial parts in aerospace, defence, maritime, oil and gas and heavy industries. It uses a 6720 robot arm with 3.1 m reach and 8 axes with positioner. The maximum build envelope is 1.8 x 1.8 m and capacity up to 2.7 tonnes. It operates in an open-air environment and, according to AML3D, can be customised to specific part or customer requirements. Availability in the Netherlands has not been confirmed.
Lease or rent
Can you lease this robot?
Leasing options for this model are not in our data. Ask the supplier about leasing, rental or Robot-as-a-Service, or use our request page for advice.
Compare
Compare ARCEMY X with alternatives
| Feature | ARCEMY XAML3D · this robot | Motoman MOTOMINIYaskawa | Motoman PL190Yaskawa | Motoman PL320Yaskawa |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Market status | Commercially available | Commercially available | Commercially available | Commercially available |
| Application | Large industrial parts for aerospace and defence, Maritime components | Assembly, Handling | Palletising | Palletising |
| Deployment | Not confirmed | Not confirmed | Not confirmed | Not confirmed |
| Region | Australia | Not publicly confirmed | Not publicly confirmed | Not publicly confirmed |
| Difference | — | Different application: assembly | Different application: palletising | Different application: palletising |
| Link | View robot | View robot | View robot |
Frequently asked questions
Questions about ARCEMY X
What is the AML3D ARCEMY X?
AML3D ARCEMY X is an industrial robot from AML3D from Australia, listed for large industrial parts for aerospace and defence, maritime components and oil and gas components. Key figures: reach 3.1 m, payload up to 2.7 ton. Market status: commercially available. Availability and deployment options should be confirmed with a supplier. Robotleasen does not sell robots; it helps businesses compare suppliers and recorded information.
What are the specifications of the AML3D ARCEMY X?
Key figures: reach 3.1 m, payload up to 2.7 ton. Values as recorded on the robot profile, generally based on manufacturer information. Configuration and operating conditions can change the figures; confirm them with the supplier.
Which supplier is listed for the AML3D ARCEMY X?
AML3D ARCEMY X is listed under AML3D, based in Australia. Check local sales and support terms directly with the supplier.
Is the AML3D ARCEMY X available to buy or lease in the Netherlands?
Commercially available. Deployment: not confirmed. Whether this model is available to buy, rent or lease in the Netherlands depends on the supplier. Ask a supplier to confirm current availability.
How much does the AML3D ARCEMY X cost?
No reliable public price is listed for this model. Costs depend on configuration and supplier. Ask a supplier for price information
What is the AML3D ARCEMY X used for?
The applications listed for the AML3D ARCEMY X include large industrial parts for aerospace and defence, maritime components and oil and gas components.
What are alternatives to the AML3D ARCEMY X?
Profiles include Yaskawa Motoman MOTOMINI, Yaskawa Motoman PL190 and Yaskawa Motoman PL320. Compare their applications, specifications and market status.
Next step
Could ARCEMY X fit your organisation?
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Sources and checks
Checked against the manufacturer · last checked
- Manufacturer aml3d.com
Specifications are generally based on manufacturer information and have not been measured by Robotleasen. See our editorial approach.