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Tabletop Collaborative Robot

UR3e

UR3e is the smallest member of the e‑Series family, purpose-built for tasks that happen directly on the workbench. The 3 kg payload and 500 mm reach make it a natural fit for screwdriving, light assembly, testing, and laboratory work, while its very low weight allows the robot to be moved between stations when needed. Despite its compact size, UR3e includes the same force sensing, safety functions, and programming interface as the larger models, so skills and programs transfer seamlessly across the range.

UR3e

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Specifications

Payload

3 kg

Reach

500 mm

Degrees of Freedom

6 rotating joints

Robot Mass

≈ 11.2 kg

Repeatability

± 0.03 mm (typical e‑Series spec)

Base Footprint

≈ Ø 128 mm

Integrated Force Torque Sensor

Yes, 6-axis at tool flange

Power Consumption Max

≈ 300 W

Power Consumption Typical

≈ 100 W at moderate settings

Operating Temperature

0–50 °C

Protection Rating

Industrial IP level suitable for typical shop environments

Programming Interface

12" touchscreen with PolyScope graphical UI and script language

Safety Functions

17 configurable safety functions (speed, force, zones, stopping time, etc.)

Typical Applications

Screwdriving, small-part assembly, test stands, fixture loading, lab automation, gluing and dispensing

Key Features

Space-saving 6-axis cobot designed for benchtop applications and confined cells

3 kg payload and 500 mm reach suited to handling small components and tools

Lightweight design allows mounting directly on tables, carts, or compact fixtures

High positioning consistency suitable for precision assembly and test operations

Built-in 6-axis force/torque sensing enables delicate insertion and contact tasks

Intuitive PolyScope touch interface with drag-and-drop program building

Hand-guiding capability for teaching waypoints by physically moving the arm

Shared e‑Series safety feature set with configurable limits on speed, force, and workspace

Low typical power draw helps minimize running costs and heat in small enclosures

Part of a unified portfolio, enabling reuse of skills, code, and accessories across models

Product Description

UR3e is the smallest member of the e‑Series family, purpose-built for tasks that happen directly on the workbench. The 3 kg payload and 500 mm reach make it a natural fit for screwdriving, light assembly, testing, and laboratory work, while its very low weight allows the robot to be moved between stations when needed. Despite its compact size, UR3e includes the same force sensing, safety functions, and programming interface as the larger models, so skills and programs transfer seamlessly across the range.

Frequently Asked Questions

UR3e shines in tasks that happen right on the bench: driving screws, assembling small parts, loading test fixtures, and handling light components where reach requirements are modest but precision is important.

Yes. Because the arm weighs just over ten kilograms and has a small base, it is practical to mount it on mobile carts or plates and relocate it as production needs change.

UR3e includes an integrated force/torque sensor, allowing it to feel contact forces and execute tasks such as press-fitting, polishing, or gently seating parts into fixtures.

Most simple tasks can be taught using the touch interface and by physically guiding the robot through the desired path, so operators can get started after brief training without writing code.

The robot is designed for collaborative applications, but whether fences can be removed depends on a risk assessment that considers the specific tool, part, and motion speeds used.

UR3e runs from standard AC mains and typically draws about the same power as a small household appliance during normal operation.