QJR25-1800 Six-axis robotic arm (manipulator)
25kg / 1852mm
QJR25-1800 Specifications
QJR25-1800 industrial robot, payload 25kg, reach 1852mm.
G/Medium Load General Series · Series technical features
20-70kg · Quasi-twin gear · High rigidity
The official website states it features a 4/5/6-axis quasi-double gear structure, load-resistant and impact-resistant, with 57mm large open-wire routing.
Wrist rating IP67, body IP65, fully enclosed structure to withstand dust conditions.
20/25/30/35/50/70kg ranges cover handling, grinding, and palletizing.
G/Medium Load General Series · Other models in the same series
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QJR25-1800 model positioning and working condition adaptation
QJR25-1800 It belongs to the QJAR Robotics G/Medium Load General Series industrial robot model, with a rated load of 25kg, a motion radius of 1852mm, and a repeat positioning accuracy of ±0.05mm. QJAR Robotics' technical foundation is based on the background of QJAR motorcycle equipment manufacturing, with the QJR series focusing on welding and general handling both for its cost-effectiveness. The control platform is the QJAR Controller (QJR platform), and the program ecosystem consists of graphical programming + welding process packages.
From the perspective of working condition adaptation, typical applications for medium-duty load (25kg) positioning are:Welding, machine tool wiring, medium-sized palletizing, and die-casting part removalThe long reach (1852mm) covers multiple stations and large pallets, reducing robot relocations or pairing with a linear track for extra travel. Repeatability of ±0.05mm is standard for six-axis industrial robots and covers the vast majority of welding, handling, palletizing and machine-loading applications. This class is the workhorse segment for welding and machine loading; when adding a positioner or a second station, budget the total cycle time and plan the interference zone carefully.
| Parameters | Engineering interpretation and usage recommendations |
|---|---|
| Rated load capacity: 25kg | It is recommended to reserve a load margin of 20%–30%; Verification is made by combining end self-weight + workpiece + imbalanced load inertia, especially sensitive to high-speed conditions |
| Radius of motion: 1852mm | Determine the radius of the work unit layout: bins, tooling, and fences are bounded by maximum arm span + safety distance; Verify the accessibility of each pick-and-place point during cross-station service |
| Repeat positioning accuracy: ±0.05mm | Repeatability ≠ absolute accuracy: Precision assembly requires external measurement closed-loop or visual guidance; Long-term accuracy trends rely on annual retest management |
| Controller: QJAR Controller (QJR platform) | Decide on the process ecosystem, spare parts channels, and second-hand residual value; Currently, spare parts channels are smooth, and repair and upgrade paths are mature |
Control systems and common failure modes
The QJR25-1800 comes with the QJAR Controller (QJR platform) controller, with a programming language and development environment of graphical programming + welding process package. Maintenance of this generation of control platforms focuses on three basic components: power, storage, and cooling—most "sudden downtime" can be detected in advance when preventive maintenance is in place.
| Failure mode | Typical performance | Disposal recommendations |
|---|---|---|
| Driver overcurrent alarm | Driver overcurrent alarm | Included as a mandatory inspection item for annual maintenance, with spare parts stocked in advance |
| Encoder cable interference | Encoder cable interference | Initial interpretation of alarm codes by reference with manuals, remote diagnosis allows for early positioning |
| Welding process parameter drift | Drift of welding process parameters (welding machine linkage) | Daily inspection coverage, with abnormal trends (abnormal noises/temperature rise/errors) recorded |
| Showing the wear and tear of the teaching device | Showing the wear and tear of the teaching device | Quarterly dust removal maintenance and cabinet temperature monitoring |
| Maintenance projects | Cycle recommendations | Key points |
|---|---|---|
| Batteries should be replaced periodically | By cycle | Batteries should be replaced periodically |
| Welding linkage parameters should be regularly calibrated | Periodically | Welding linkage parameters should be regularly calibrated |
| Reducer lubrication management | According to the manufacturer's manual cycle | Reducer lubrication management |
| Cable and drag chain inspection | every six months | Insulation, shielding, and bending radius inspection of power and encoder lines, as well as wear of cables inside the drag chain, are the main causes of intermittent faults |
| Zero point and accuracy retest | Every year | Repeatability measured by dial gauges or laser trackers, drift trend digitization—accuracy degradation can be seen six months in advance |
| Control cabinet dust removal and fans | Every quarter | Filter cleaning, fan speed and noise checks, cabinet temperature recording; Dust environments shorten the cycle |
Henghuan's service capabilities for the QJR25-1800
We are a third-party robot technical service provider. For the QJR25-1800 we offer the following eight services, ordered by how often they are actually needed for this model:
- Maintenance and repair: on-site diagnosis, board-level repair and annual maintenance contracts for the QJR25-1800 — brand-specific items such as periodic battery replacement are performed per our SOPs; same-day response within Sichuan and Chongqing.
- Second-hand and inventory robot sales: used prices are affordable, making this a budget-friendly choice for welding and handling duty; always run an all-axis accuracy test before buying; in-stock QJR25-1800 or equivalent models come with a full-function inspection report and a 12-month warranty.
- Sales of new industrial robots: When adding new production lines or replacing entire batches, we conduct cross-brand selection comparisons based on process requirements (including models of the same class as QJAR Robotics), and provide configuration and pricing plans.
- Applied technology services: process programming, path optimization, cycle-time tuning and changeover recipe management for the QJR25-1800, commissioned specifically for welding, machine-tool line integration, medium-duty palletizing and die-casting part extraction.
- Research and development of automation equipment: Custom fixture ends, peripheral tooling, and safety fences for QJR25-1800, with interfaces designed according to QJAR Robotics flange and IO standards.
- Robot rental: for short-term capacity needs or process validation, you can rent an in-stock QJR25-1800-class model, with transport, installation and commissioning included; rental terms are flexible and the unit can be purchased at the end of the lease.
Common issues with this device
Is it easy to find spare parts for the JR25-1800?
QJAR Robotics: Spare parts channels for this generation are smooth; we have in-stock or short-cycle channels for standard parts such as drivers, power modules, batteries, and teach pendant components; It is recommended to configure consumables for battery replacement periodically according to the annual maintenance contract.
With a nominal load of 25kg, how much can it actually handle?
The rated load is the static load limit of the flange surface. In actual selection, three factors must be considered: the self-weight of the end fixture (vacuum suction cup groups or grippers often account for 2–5kg), the inertia generated by the workpiece offload (checked according to the inertia ratio when the center of gravity deviates from the flange center), and the dynamic load during high-speed movement. The conventional engineering practice is to keep the "end + workpiece" within 70%–80% of the rated value to ensure cycle time and service life.
If the equipment's accuracy deteriorates after several years of use, how can it be restored?
According to the inspection order: first check whether the zero point is drifting (common after collision or battery depletion), then perform zero calibration; Check the reducer's return error (actual measurement of forward and reverse positioning deviation; if exceeded, disassemble or replace); Then check the installation base fastening and foundation settlement; Finally, trajectory compensation parameter restructuring. Most accuracy issues can be mostly restored after calibration and maintenance, so there is no need to rush into major repairs—we first release the inspection data before deciding on the plan.
Is the used QJR25-1800 worth buying?
Affordable second-hand prices, budget-friendly options for welding and handling conditions; Perform full-axis precision inspection before purchasing. Three essential items for second-hand procurement: comprehensive inspection reports (axial accuracy, driver status, insulation and battery), maintenance history and operating hours, controller generation, and software license integrity. Every used machine we sell comes with inspection records and a 12-month warranty, and we can also accept third-party inspections designated by customers.
Need technical support or procurement for this model?
Whether it's model selection comparison, installation and commissioning, or maintenance of in-use equipment, you can contact Henghuan. Tell us about your processes, loads, and equipment status, and we will provide third-party technical support and solution recommendations.
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