r-Core

r-Core is Roooll’s 5 kg class line-ready cobot, commonly deployed in smart manufacturing, medical and lab, retail front-of-house, and education or research settings. Typical workstations include assembly and screw driving, PCB adhesive dispensing, CNC load/unload and inspection, analyzer loading and repeatable bench motion, multi-station retail dispensing, and competition or lab main arms.

Catalog specs include about 922 mm reach and ±0.02 mm repeatability on the standard variant (see the full r-Series lineup).

Step up when you need a 4–5 kg class envelope, about 922 mm reach, external control-cabinet fieldbus for the line, or more multi-station layout. Teach flows and the ISO 9409-1 flange stay aligned with r-Lite so pilot work carries forward.

r-Core covers precision assembly, inspection, machine tending, and mid-weight handling. r-Max targets 10–16 kg long-reach palletizing and heavier collaboration. If two lines overlap on payload or reach, use Side-by-Side Comparison on rated load, reach, and repeatability rows.

The standard line pairs with an external cabinet for Profinet, EtherCAT, EtherNet/IP, and higher-power I/O (per Accessories → Control Cabinets). Integrated -C puts the controller in the base for a smaller footprint and faster cell bring-up. Catalog rows: integrated -C is 4 kg rated (5 kg max) at ±0.05 mm; standard is 5 kg rated (7 kg max) at ±0.02 mm.

Yes—via the external cabinet or integrated -C host interfaces: TCP/IP, digital I/O, Modbus TCP/RTU, with optional Profinet, EtherNet/IP, EtherCAT, and CC-Link IE Field Basic on cabinet models (see Accessories). Tool flange is ISO 9409-1 for Roooll and qualified third-party EOAT.

That figure is the catalog nominal for the standard variant under stated payload test conditions (5 kg class, Z-axis 30 mm, etc.—see the power-test note on the full r-Series lineup). It fits electronics assembly, AOI re-check, fine dispensing, and medical bench aliquoting where path stability matters.

Integrated -C is rated ±0.05 mm—match the repeatability row to your tolerance budget.

Robot only—mount, teach, and run a first pick-place path—often half to one business day for an experienced team.

Full station bring-up with fixtures, vision, and PLC/MES handshakes usually takes longer (commonly 1–2 business days, site-dependent).

Yes—programs and fixtures can migrate across variants in the family; external-cabinet layouts simplify multi-arm lines. For several analyzers or chained cells, start with Side-by-Side Comparison, then the Product Advisor for a primary model and upgrade path.

Yes—r-Core suits slot tending, sample transfer, and repeatable bench SOPs, especially when you need a bit more payload or multi-station layout than r-Lite. See the Medical & Lab application story for scenarios; share tray specs and cycle time in an inquiry.