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IRB 7720

The IRB 7720 is ABB's ultra-heavy-duty robot delivering payloads up to 620 kg with reach up to 3.5 m, representing the pinnacle of large robot capability. With 16 variants and up to 30% energy savings, the IRB 7720 offers world-class performance for the most demanding heavy material handling, die casting, and welding operations. Engineered for maximum flexibility with shared modular components across the 7710/7720 family, it provides reliable, efficient automation for the world's heaviest manufacturing operations.

IRB 7720

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Specifications

Payload Variants

400-620 kg (16 variants)

Reach

2.9-3.5 m

Number of Axes

6

Max Speed

1600 mm/s

Energy Savings

Up to 30%

Center of Gravity

400 mm standard

Wrist Torque

Up to 4635 Nm

IP Protection

Standard with protective upgrades

Operating Temperature

5°C to 45°C

Applications

Ultra-heavy material handling, Large die casting, Heavy welding operations, Foundry automation

Key Features

Maximum payload capacity up to 620 kg for ultra-heavy material handling

16 variants (400-620 kg payloads, 2.9-3.5 m reach) for comprehensive coverage

Up to 30% energy savings through efficient design and OmniCore regenerative technology

Class-leading motion control and trajectory accuracy at maximum loads

Modular design with shared components with IRB 7710 for simplified maintenance

Extended service intervals reducing downtime and total cost of ownership

Proven reliability for continuous operation in the world's most demanding environments

Flexible mounting and configuration options for diverse application requirements

Product Description

The IRB 7720 is ABB's ultra-heavy-duty robot delivering payloads up to 620 kg with reach up to 3.5 m, representing the pinnacle of large robot capability. With 16 variants and up to 30% energy savings, the IRB 7720 offers world-class performance for the most demanding heavy material handling, die casting, and welding operations. Engineered for maximum flexibility with shared modular components across the 7710/7720 family, it provides reliable, efficient automation for the world's heaviest manufacturing operations.

Frequently Asked Questions

The IRB 7720 is ideal for handling large, heavy cast parts in foundries, massive material handling for heavy automotive components, large-scale welding operations, and other ultra-heavy manufacturing tasks where no other robot can deliver the required payload.

The IRB 7720 maintains precision and repeatability even at maximum load, ensuring consistent part positioning, high-quality operations, and long service life. This reliability is critical when handling expensive, heavy components where failure is costly.

Yes, the IRB 7720's 16 variants represent the optimal combinations of payload and reach. Higher payloads typically have slightly shorter reach. Load diagrams ensure users select variants appropriate for their specific requirements.

Despite the heavy-duty nature, the modular design sharing components with IRB 7710, extended service intervals, energy savings, and reliability result in lower total cost of ownership compared to older heavy robot designs.

Yes, the IRB 7720 can perform welding operations, though it's optimized for heavy material handling and power. For precision-critical welding, ABB's IRB 2600 or IRB 4600 may be better choices, while the IRB 7720 excels in heavy fabrication welding.

The IRB 7720 supports comprehensive protection packages including Foundry Prime with IP69 protection, special paint and rust-resistant treatments, thermal management for hot environments, and dust-resistant designs for foundry operations.