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FANUC SR-3iA

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The FANUC SR-3iA is a SCARA robot with 3 kg payload and 400 mm reach.

The FANUC SR-3iA is a SCARA robot with 3 kg payload and 400 mm reach. According to the manufacturer repeatability is ±0.01 mm. Availability in the Netherlands is not confirmed.

  • SCARA robotIn the industrial robots category.
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Status 2026

Commercially availableThis model is listed as commercially available. Delivery, configuration and support vary by supplier and region.

Designed for

  • Assembly
  • Pick and place
Type
Industrial robots
Origin
Japan
Deployment
Not confirmed
Region
Not publicly confirmed
Applications
2 applications

What is FANUC SR-3iA?

FANUC SR-3iA is an industrial robot from FANUC from Japan, listed for assembly and pick and place. Key figures: payload 3 kg, reach 400 mm, repeatability ±0.01 mm. 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.

Technical overview

SR-3iA in figures

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.

3 kg
Payload
400 mm
Reach
±0.01 mm
Repeatability

Put into perspective

  • 3 kgAbout 3 one-litre cartons of milk.
  • ± 0.01 mmThinner than a sheet of printer paper (about 0.1 mm).
  • 0.4 mAbout 0.6 times an adult's arm length (about 65 cm).
0.4 marm length approx. 0.65 m
Working reach, viewed from above

In practice

How does the SR-3iA perform?

All figures come from this robot's profile, according to the manufacturer.

How does it compare with other robots?

We put each value next to the other robots in the same category in our guide where that value is known. Unconfirmed values are marked in the figures above.

  • This robot
  • Other robots in the category
  • Payload3 kg
    Place 193 of 207
    0.5 kg2,300 kg

    Higher than 5 of the 206 other robots, equal to 9

  • Reach400 mm
    Place 201 of 209
    280 mm4,683 mm

    Higher than 5 of the 208 other robots, equal to 3

Facts

Did you know?

Notable facts about SR-3iA, its manufacturer and this type of robot

  1. FANUC was founded in 1972 and is based in Japan.

  2. Robotleasen lists 124 robots from FANUC. You can find them all on the supplier page.

Our perspective on SR-3iA

The FANUC SR-3iA is a SCARA robot with 3 kg payload and 400 mm reach. According to the manufacturer repeatability is ±0.01 mm. Availability in the Netherlands is not confirmed.

Business fit

When might SR-3iA 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.

Market and supply

Availability

A profile status is not a confirmed offer or delivery time

Market status
Commercially available
Region
Not publicly confirmed
Lease / RaaS
Not confirmed
Rental
Not confirmed

Manufacturer and supplier

About FANUC

FANUC

Industrial robotics and cobot manufacturer for manufacturing, machine tending, assembly and automation.

International124 robot profiles in the directory
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Compare

Compare SR-3iA

Open comparison overview
FeatureSR-3iAFANUCMotoman MOTOMINIYaskawaMotoman PL190Yaskawa
Market statusCommercially availableCommercially availableCommercially available
ApplicationAssembly, Pick and placeAssembly, HandlingPalletising
DeploymentNot confirmedNot confirmedNot confirmed
RegionNot publicly confirmedNot publicly confirmedNot publicly confirmed

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Frequently asked questions

Questions about SR-3iA

What is the FANUC SR-3iA?

FANUC SR-3iA is an industrial robot from FANUC from Japan, listed for assembly and pick and place. Key figures: payload 3 kg, reach 400 mm, repeatability ±0.01 mm. 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 FANUC SR-3iA?

Key figures: payload 3 kg, reach 400 mm, repeatability ±0.01 mm. 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 FANUC SR-3iA?

FANUC SR-3iA is listed under FANUC, based in Japan. Check local sales and support terms directly with the supplier.

Is the FANUC SR-3iA 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 FANUC SR-3iA cost?

No reliable public price is listed for this model. Costs depend on configuration and supplier.

What is the FANUC SR-3iA used for?

The applications listed for the FANUC SR-3iA include assembly and pick and place.

What are alternatives to the FANUC SR-3iA?

Profiles include Yaskawa Motoman PL320, Yaskawa Motoman PL500 and KUKA KR SCARA. Compare their applications, specifications and market status.

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Sources and checks

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Specifications are generally based on manufacturer information and have not been measured by Robotleasen. See our editorial approach.