FANUC Industrial Robots & CNC Automation
M6 Revolutions supplies and supports FANUC industrial robots and CNC automation across Washington, Oregon, Idaho, British Columbia, and California.
New: FANUC’s CRX-3iA collaborative robot, light enough for one person to carry and set up in minutes. Ask us about it.
WHAT THEY MAKE
Flagship Products
- CRX / CR collaborative robots → fast-deploy machine tending and assembly
- Industrial arms (0.5 kg to 2,300 kg payload) → material handling, welding, palletizing
- iRVision + force sensing → one cell running many part numbers
- CNC controls & ROBODRILL → machining centers
See FANUC’s full range, from industrial and collaborative robots to CNC controls, at fanucamerica.com →
WHERE IT FITS
Ideal Applications
The hard question with robots is rarely which arm. It is how much change the cell has to absorb in the years after it is installed, because that is what decides whether you buy one robot or three.
CRX and CR collaborative robots deploy fast and program without a robotics background, which suits machine tending and assembly a small team has to own. Industrial arms cover 0.5 kg to 2,300 kg payload for handling, welding, and palletizing. ROBODRILL and FANUC CNC controls cover the machining side of the same floor.
What lets one cell handle many part numbers is iRVision and force sensing built into the controller rather than bolted on. The robot locates the part instead of relying on a fixture, so a new part is a program and a gripper.
Behind that is the largest installed base of industrial robots in the world and controls that stay supported for decades, which matters when the cell has to run long past its warranty. Tell us the task and the takt and we will spec the robot and the cell.
GOES DEEPER
Related Solutions
Not sure which robot fits, or what goes around it? See the robotics page; we build the cell, feeding, tooling, vision, and safety, around the robot.
WHY M6
We engineer the cell around the products we supply
A quote from us comes with the engineering around it. We match the right equipment to your application, integrate it, and stay with it through commissioning and beyond. Call 509-310-3584.
THE COST OF WAITING
What to put next to the equipment cost
The equipment quote is the easy half. These are the lines that usually go missing, and you are the only one who can fill them in:
Labor on the task. Hours per shift, at your fully loaded rate.
The rate ceiling. What the manual step caps your throughput at.
Scrap and rework. What manual variation costs you per thousand parts.
Changeover. Time lost every time the part changes.
The hiring problem. Turnover, training, and the weeks the job sits open.
Exposure. Repetitive lift, pinch points, and what one recordable costs you.
We will give you the equipment side early enough that it can sit in the same document.
INTRODUCTION
Meet the manufacturer
COMMON QUESTIONS
Common questions
What areas do you support FANUC robots in?
M6 Revolutions represents FANUC robotics across Washington, Oregon, Idaho, British Columbia, and California, and engineers the cell around the robot: the feeding, end-of-arm tooling, vision, and safety that make the arm productive.
Should I choose an industrial robot or a CRX cobot?
A CRX cobot fits when a person shares the space and the payload stays under 30 kg: it's speed-and-force limited, teaches by hand-guidance, and can run without full guarding after a risk assessment. An industrial arm wins on reach, speed, and payload, from the compact LR Mate 200iD up to 2,300 kg on the M-2000iA. Tell us the task and the takt and the answer usually falls out.
Do I need a system integrator to buy a FANUC robot?
Not to buy one. We spec and supply the robot and everything around it, and we build small turnkey cells in-house. For larger cells and full-line builds we partner with integrators across the region and support them as the component and engineering resource.
Can I get CAD files and a workcell layout before committing?
Yes. We provide robot CAD and work with you on reach and footprint studies so the robot you order is the one that fits the cell.
What does a FANUC robot cost?
It depends on payload, reach, and what the cell needs around it, and the arm is usually the smaller half of the budget. Tell us the part and the task and we'll give you a budgetary number you can plan around.