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Company Profile: Yantai AITRON Robot Technology Co., Ltd.
AITRON industrial robot arms and automation applications, comparing AT12R1450 and the four- and six-axis 120 kg models, AT WORKS planning software, RV reducer manufacturing evidence and cell procurement requirements.
AITRON industrial robots and the correct company identity
Yantai AITRON Robot Technology Co., Ltd. supplies industrial robots and automation applications. Its official English company profile identifies it as a subsidiary of Yantai EDDIE Precision Machinery Co., Ltd. The Chinese website identifies the robotics company as 烟台艾迪艾创机器人科技有限公司. Buyers should use AITRON when matching the English brand to this company and confirm the legal seller on a quotation. The portfolio includes complete robot arms as well as RV reducers, so the scope of a robot cell order should be stated explicitly.
AT12R1450 for smaller industrial handling tasks
The AT12R1450 is listed with a 12 kg wrist payload, 1,450 mm maximum working radius and six axes. Its product page describes uses including machine loading, handling, sorting and assembly. For selection, include the gripper, adapters and carried services in the wrist load calculation. Check the complete pick and place path with the actual workpiece and fixtures. A reachable position at one wrist orientation does not prove that the robot can enter a machine opening or clear a fixture throughout the cycle.
Two 120 kg models offer different motion arrangements
The AT120R2400 has four axes, a 120 kg rated wrist load and a 2,400 mm maximum working radius. The AT120R2230 also carries a 120 kg rating but has six axes and a 2,230 mm radius. These are materially different choices when a process needs changes in tool orientation. Compare wrist moment and inertia limits, approach paths and mounting constraints before treating either model as a substitute. Payload alone does not determine palletising or process suitability.
AT WORKS supports offline planning
AT WORKS describes functions for importing 3D models, editing processing paths, simulating external axes and checking collisions. These functions can support layout and trajectory preparation before commissioning. Ask which robot, controller and software versions are supported and how programs are transferred. The simulation needs accurate fixtures, tools and coordinate frames. Its collision check is a planning function; the installed cell still needs its own protective measures, validation and controlled procedures for teaching and recovery.
RV reducers and manufacturing evidence
AITRON's RV reducer catalogue is relevant to component purchases as well as robot sourcing. Keep a reducer quotation separate from the bill of materials for a finished cell. In a 2026 customer story, manufacturing equipment supplier DMG MORI described gear grinding work for AITRON's RV reducer components. This is dated evidence about manufacturing equipment and processes. It does not establish the uptime, cycle time or acceptance status of a customer's completed robot installation.
Define the complete production cell
A working machine tending, handling or dispensing cell requires more than the arm. Establish responsibility for the controller cabinet, gripper, part presentation, conveyors, process equipment and protective system. Review the interfaces to existing machines and decide how the line handles an unavailable machine, a dropped part or an interrupted cycle. Allow space for operator replenishment and maintenance. Specify whether the supplier is delivering equipment only, performing integration, or commissioning a complete process with an agreed production acceptance test.
Questions for an application review and quotation
Which exact arm and controller combination meets the load, inertia, reach and cycle requirements?
Which communications, process packages and external axis functions are included in the quoted software?
What tests cover the real part mix, fixture tolerances, changeovers and fault recovery?
Who supplies the safety design, machine interfaces, training, spare parts and commissioning records?
What site utilities, foundation conditions, shipping scope and installation access are required?
Request a simulation review and a sample process trial where the application warrants one. Tie any environmental rating or conformity document to the actual model and delivered configuration. Confirm service coverage for the project location instead of assuming that a general company statement establishes a local support arrangement.
Official sourcing route and project preparation
The official contact page is the starting point for AITRON product and integration enquiries. Provide part drawings, payload details, a layout, target output and the intended installation country. The directory's industrial and collaborative robot category supports comparison with other arm and cell suppliers. Use the robot procurement buyer guide and project RFQ to document the acceptance criteria and responsibilities. Price, delivery schedule and warranty terms require a specific written offer.

